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Comprehensive reading rubric for grades 1-5 focusing on summarizing, mental visualization, prediction, and self-correction strategies, along with fiction and non-fiction structure analysis. Excerpted from "Removing the Mask" by Slocumb and Payne.
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Reading Rubric: Grade 1 Student name:_______________________ School year:_______ Campus:____________________________ Grade:___________ Excerpted from Removing the Mask by Paul D. Slocumb and Ruby K. Payne.
Reading Rubric: Grade 2 Student name:_______________________ School year:_______ Campus:____________________________ Grade:___________ Excerpted from Removing the Mask by Paul D. Slocumb and Ruby K. Payne.
Reading Rubric: Grade 2 (continued) Student name:_______________________ School year:_______ Campus:____________________________ Grade:___________ * Reading strategies: Summarizes, retells events; makes mental picture of what author says; predicts next event; alters predictions based on new information. ** Self-correction or “fix-up” strategies: Looks back, looks ahead, rereads, slows down, asks for help. Excerpted from Removing the Mask by Paul D. Slocumb and Ruby K. Payne.
Reading Rubric: Grade 3 Student name:_______________________ School year:_______ Campus:____________________________ Grade:___________ Excerpted from Removing the Mask by Paul D. Slocumb and Ruby K. Payne.
Reading Rubric: Grade 3 (continued) Student name:_______________________ School year:_______ Campus:____________________________ Grade:___________ * Reading strategies: Summarizes, retells events, makes mental picture of what author says; predicts next event, alters predictions based on new information. ** Self-correction or “fix-up” strategies: Looks back, looks ahead, rereads, slows down, asks for help. Excerpted from Removing the Mask by Paul D. Slocumb and Ruby K. Payne.
Reading Rubric: Grade 4 (continued) Student name:_______________________ School year:_______ Campus:____________________________ Grade:___________ Excerpted from Removing the Mask by Paul D. Slocumb and Ruby K. Payne.
Reading Rubric: Grade 4 (continued) Student name:_______________________ School year:_______ Campus:____________________________ Grade:___________ * Reading strategies: Summarizes, retells events, makes mental picture of what author says, predicts next event, alters predictions based on new information. ** Self-correction or “fix-up” strategies: Looks back, looks ahead, rereads, slows down, asks for help. *** Fiction structure (examples): Flashbacks, chronological, episodic, story within story. **** Non-fiction structure (examples): Topical, cause and effect, sequential, comparison/contrast, persuasive. Excerpted from Removing the Mask by Paul D. Slocumb and Ruby K. Payne.
Reading Rubric: Grade 5 Student name:_______________________ School year:_______ Campus:____________________________ Grade:___________ Excerpted from Removing the Mask by Paul D. Slocumb and Ruby K. Payne.
Reading Rubric: Grade 5 (continued) Student name:_______________________ School year:_______ Campus:____________________________ Grade:___________ Excerpted from Removing the Mask by Paul D. Slocumb and Ruby K. Payne.
Reading Rubric: Grade 5 (continued) Student name:_______________________ School year:_______ Campus:____________________________ Grade:___________ * Reading strategies: Summarizes, retells events, makes mental picture of what author says, predicts next event, alters predictions based on new information. ** Self-correction or “fix-up” Strategies: Looks back, looks ahead, rereads, slows down, asks for help. *** Fiction structures (examples): Flashbacks, chronological, episodic, story within story. **** Non-fiction structures (examples): Topical, cause and effect, sequential, comparison/contrast, persuasive. Excerpted from Removing the Mask by Paul D. Slocumb and Ruby K. Payne.