Category 10 8 6 4 2 Written/Oral

Category Written/Oral Presentation

Assignment Requirements Neatness Relation to Novel

Evidence of Reading

Effort

Project grade:

10 Project is presented with excellent oral or written skills (grammar, spelling, fluency of speech) Project meets all requirements from the assignment sheet Project is neat and orderly

The relation between the novel and the project is clearly evident

The project provides ample evidence of the student's having read the novel The project shows great effort and planning

8 Project has few errors in presentation

6 Project has errors in one area of presentation

4 Project has many errors in presentation

2 Project has too many errors to understand the student's objective

Project meets most of the requirements from the assignment sheet Project is mostly neat and orderly

The relation between the novel and the project is evident when the student explains The project provides some evidence of the student's having read the novel The project shows good effort and planning

Project meets some of the requirements from the assignment sheet Project looks as if it was completed at the last minute The relation between the novel and the project is weak

The project provides evidence that the student has read some of the novel The project shows some effort and planning

Project meets few of the requirements from the assignment sheet Project is messy and disorganized

The relation between the novel and the project is not explained

It is evident that the student has not finished the novel

The project shows little effort and planning

Project meets none of the requirements from the assignment sheet Project is not complete and messy

The relation between the novel and the project is non-existent

It is evident that the student has read none of the novel

The project shows no effort or planning

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