Table of Contents:
The table of contents contains a
creative title (beyond listing the topic) for each chapter with a page number.
Introduction:
The introductory page contains an
original attention grabber and detailed overview of the book.
Chapters:
The book contains more than four
chapters. A chapter consists of at least
one paragraph and two text features. Paragraphs
should contain exceptional detail and use of language to convey the information
to the reader.
Transitions:
Advanced transitional words and
phrases are used to enhance the flow of sentences and paragraphs. (Examples: in addition to, moreover, on the
contrary, etc.)
Vocabulary:
The book contains at least seven
challenging content-specific vocabulary words.
Words are written in bold-face type throughout the text and defined in a
glossary at the end of the book.
Expository Text Features:
Each chapter contains more than
two expository text features, and more than three different types are used in
the entire book. Examples: maps, photos,
captions, annotations, charts, graphs, timelines, subtitles, and labels.
Works Cited:
At least 5 sources required. These are to be documented on the sources
page in the book. Use the proper MLA
citation by using our notes from class OR you may use son of citation machine
at http://citationmachine.net/index2.php
Conventions:
The book contains no errors in
conventions that have been taught in class.
Creativity:
The final draft is exceptionally
detailed and can be colorful. The cover
includes an appropriate title, illustration, and author’s first and last name. Other add-ons can be, but are not limited to
a title page, about the author section, fun-facts, dedication, back cover
including a summary or reviews.
