Description
Make assessing sixth, seventh, and eight grade literature reading responses a breeze with these editable and digital literature reading response rubrics. There are 50+ different rubrics to assess students’ abilities to analyze literary devices: theme, mood and tone, cite textual evidence, plot, figurative language, text structure, characters, setting, point of view, comparing texts, argumentative writing, and narrative writing.
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Simply choose which literature standards or component you want to assess, print the appropriate rubric OR assign in your digital classroom, and you’re good to go.
Download the preview to see all the rubrics that are included and how they are created and organized.
Here’s what you’ll get in each grade level bundle of rubrics:
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14-17 different literature one-page reading response rubrics in an editable PowerPoint
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14-17 different literature half-page and condensed reading response rubrics in an editable PowerPoint
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14-17 different literature reading response rubrics in a print-and-go PDF
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14-17 different literature half-page and condensed reading response rubrics in a print-and-go PDF
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14-17 different literature reading response rubrics in an editable Google Slides
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4 Class Checklist to Track Assessment of all Literature Standards.
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1 Individual Student Checklist with all Literature Standards
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1 Individual Student Reading Conference Form
Each rubric comes in two different versions and are all 100% editable in PowerPoint and GoogleSlides. A PDF version is included as well.
The following 100% editable rubrics are included in the 7th and 8th grade resource:
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RL.1 Citing Textual Evidence Reading Response Rubric
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RL.2 Theme Reading Response Rubric
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RL.2 Central Idea and Objective Summary Reading Response
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RL.3 Literary Plot Reading Response Rubric
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RL.3 Characterization and Literary Conflict Reading Response
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RL.3 Setting Impact Reading Response
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RL.4 Mood and Tone Reading Response Rubric
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RL.4 Figurative Language Reading Response Rubric
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RL.4 Author’s Craft and Style Reading Response Rubric
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RL.5 Text Structures Reading Response Rubric
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RL.5 Comparing Text Structures Reading Response Rubric
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RL.6 Point of View Reading Response Rubric
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RL.7 Analyzing Multimedia: Film Version Reading Response Rubrics
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RL.7 Analyzing Multimedia: Audio Version Reading Response Rubric
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RL.9 Inspiration from the Past Reading Response Rubric
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RL.9 Comparing Texts Reading Response Rubric
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SL.1 Socratic Seminar and Class Discussion Rubrics
The following 100% editable rubrics are included in the 6th grade resource:
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RL.1 Citing Textual Evidence Reading Response Rubric
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RL.2 Theme Reading Response Rubric
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RL.2 Central Idea and Objective Summary Reading Response
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RL.3 Literary Plot Reading Response Rubric
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RL.3 Characterization and Literary Conflict Reading Response
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RL.4 Mood and Tone Reading Response Rubric
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RL.4 Figurative Language Reading Response Rubric
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RL.5 Text Structures Reading Response Rubric
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RL.6 Point of View Reading Response Rubric
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RL.7 Analyzing Multimedia: Film Version Reading Response Rubrics
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RL.7 Analyzing Multimedia: Audio Version Reading Response Rubric
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RL.9 Inspiration from the Past Reading Response Rubric
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RL.9 Comparing Texts Reading Response Rubric
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SL.1 Socratic Seminar and Class Discussion Rubrics
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⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Whitney L. says, “These are so helpful! The kids know exactly which rubric I plan on using for their various assignments, and have them in their reading notebooks to refer back to. We use as a writing checklist and it’s been very helpful!”
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Michelle W. says, “I love rubrics, especially ones I do not have to create from scratch. These are great because I can tweak them to my benefit.”
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