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Choose Your own Adventure Choose your own adventure Rubric Code: X22B296 By cejki76 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: K-5

Content
	Advanced 4 pts	Proficient 3 pts	Developing 2 pts
Plot/Conflict	Advanced The story demonstrates knowledge of the elements of plot. The events progress in a logical manner and the lead, basic situation, and first conflict are evident.	Proficient The events of the story progress in a logical manner, but the lead, basic situation, or first conflict may not be evident.	Developing The story does not progress in a logical manner and the lead, basic situation, and first conflict are not evident in the adventure.
Path Development/Organization	Advanced The story is creatively written and cleverly presented. Paths/threads are well developed and of equal quality. Paragraphing moves the reader from one idea to the next.	Proficient The story is interesting to read and is presented in short sections that connect logically. Paragraphing moves the reader from one idea to the next.	Developing The story could be better written and paths/threads do not logically progress from the previous section. Little or no paragraphing exists.
Sensory Details/Setting	Advanced The words used seem exactly right and present clear pictures in the reader’s mind. Many details are provided that help the reader to visualize the story.	Proficient The writer uses words that present clear pictures sometimes. The setting continues to develop throughout the story.	Developing The writer uses words that communicate, but the writing does not bring any clear pictures to the reader’s mind. The authors provide very few details of setting.
Mechanics	Advanced Errors in grammar, spelling, punctuation, and capitalization are minimal (0-10) and not distracting.	Proficient Minimal errors are found They do not detract from the general flow of the story.	Developing There are multiple errors in the story. Many detract from the flow and meaning.