Rubrics For Independent Reading

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Student reads quietly and Student reads quietly. S/he
or noises when reading, but
Respects others stays in one place in the moves around once or twice
stays in one place in reading
reading area. but does not distract others.
area.

Student reads the entire


period. This may be
Student reads almost all (80% Student reads some (50% or
Stays on task independent reading or done
or more) of the period. more) of the time.
with adult or peer assistance,
as assigned.

Student chooses a book


Student chooses a book s/he
which s/he has not read Student chooses a book
has read once before that is
Chooses Appropriate before, which is at or above which s/he has never read
close to his/her reading level
Books grade level, or has been before and which is slightly
and was approved by the
previous approved by the below his/her reading level.
teacher.
teacher.

Student seems to be reading


Student is lost in the story. Student seems to be enjoying
the story, but doesn\'t seem to
Focus on story/article There\'s no looking around or and moving through the story,
be very interested. Takes a
flipping through the pages. but takes some short breaks.
few short breaks.

Stops reading when it doesn\'t


Stops reading when it doesn\'t
make sense and tries to use Stops reading when it doesn\'t
make sense and reads parts
Tries to understand again. Looks up words s/he
strategies to get through the makes sense and asks for
tricky spots or to figure out assistance.
doesn\'t know.
new words.

Student knows the title of the


story as well as the names Student knows the names and
Student knows the names OR
Understands story and descriptions of the descriptions of the important
descriptions of the important
elements important characters. Can tell characters and where the
characters in the story.
approximately when and story takes place.
where the story happened.

Student accurately describes


what has happened in the Student accurately describes Student accurately describes
Thinks about the story and tries to what has happened in the most of what happened in the
story/article predict \"what will happen story. story.
next.\"

Student describes how Student describes how


Student describes how
different characters might different characters might
different characters might
have felt at different points in have felt at different points in
Thinks about the the story and points out some
have felt at different points in
the story, but does NOT
characters the story, but does not provide
pictures or words to support provide good support for the
support for the interpretation
his interpretation without interpretation, even when
unless asked.
being asked. asked
1
Student reads loudly, makes
repeated comments or noises
OR fidgets and moves about
often, distracting others.

Student wastes a lot of


reading time.

Student chooses a book that


s/he has read many times
before or which is more than
one grade below student\'s
reading level.

Pretends to read the story.


Mostly looks around or fiddles
with things.

Gives up entirely OR plows on


without trying to understand
the story.

Student has trouble naming


and describing the characters
in the story.

Student has difficulty re-telling


the story.

Student cannot describe how


different characters might
have felt at different points in
the story.

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