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BOOK REPORT and Project BOOK REPORT and Project Rubric Code: Q2W8A7W By tskerritt Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Project Grade Levels: K-5

BOOK REPORT PROJECT
	Excellent 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Book Information 4 pts 1. Name 2. Title 3. Author 4. Due Date	Excellent All required pieces of information are present.	Good More than half of the required information is present.	Fair Less than half of the required information is present.	Poor All required information is missing.
Story Elements 4 pts 1. Main Characters 2. Setting (Where,When) 3. Action/Events	Excellent All story elements are present in the correct order. They are easily recognized by the audience of your project and have enough information to help the reader understand what it happening in the story.	Good All story elements appear to be present, but are not clearly distinguished by the audience of your project. The events of the story are somehwat clear, but some information appears to be missing.	Fair Some of the elements are present, but some are missing. The reader has trouble following the story line according to the elements.	Poor No story elements are present.
Plot 4 pts	Excellent The complete plot is evident in correct chronological order.	Good The plot is evident, but the order is not always chronological.	Fair The plot cannot be followed because there is little to no chronological order.	Poor The plot is not present.
Written Review 4 pts	Excellent Student provides a review, with a full explanation.	Good Student provides a review, with little or no explanation.	Fair Student provides a review, with no explanation.	Poor There is no student review given.
Presentation 4 pts	Excellent Presentation is interesting, colorful, and complete. All required elements are evident in the presentation of oral, written, or illustrated projects.	Good Presentation is somehwat interesting, colorful, and at least three of the five elements are present in oral, written, and illustrated presentations.	Fair Presentation is limited in information and interest. No color is used for visual presentations. Less than three of the five elements are present in any of the types of presentations.	Poor Presentation has no information and is not interesting.