3 Free Rubrics for Assessing Reading in Junior High and High School
Download these free rubrics to help you assess students in your literature classroom. Each link will send you to a page at Scribd where you can download the rubric as a Word or PDF document. Feel free to edit them as you need, and you have my permission to photocopy them for your students and for other teachers.
- Literature Circle Rubric – If you have your students gather in small groups to discuss the books their reading, have them self-evaluate using this rubric. It can also be easily adapted to other classes.
- Sustaind Silent Reading Rubric – This tool lets students know exactly what you expect from them when they’re given time to read silently in class. It’s fairly generic, and can be customized as you like.
- Reading Portfolio Rubric – My students have 3-ring binders in which they keep their notes, handouts, reading logs, and texts we’re studying. I use this rubric to assess their binder once or twice a quarter.
If you have any questions about using the rubrics, or if you have suggestions to improve them, please leave a comment.
These rubrics look top-notch–substantial and can be so helpful for students. Love the SSR one!
Thanks! They’ve really come in handy for me, and I hope they help you too.