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Using a Flow Map to Sequence a Story Using a Flow Map to Sequence a Story Rubric Code: A6AX9X By midnight431 Draft Public Rubric Subject: (General) Type: Reading Grade Levels: (none)

Sequening a Story
	Excellent 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Sequencing of the story	Excellent All parts of the story are in the correct sequential order.	Good Most of the parts of the story are in the correct sequential order.	Fair Only some parts of the story are in the correct sequential order.	Poor Only a few parts of the story are in the correct sequential order.
Sentences to describe picture	Excellent Sentences are written clearly stating what is happening in the picture and is written neatly.	Good Sentences are written neatly but are not clearly stating what is happening in the picture.	Fair Sentences are not written neatly and do not clearly state what is happening in the picture.	Poor No (or only a few)sentences are written.
Title	Excellent Title is written neatly on top of paper.	Good Title is written on top of the paper but not neatly.	Fair Title is written neatly but not on the top of the paper.	Poor No title is written.
Picture	Excellent All pictures are drawn to accurately illustrate the story.	Good Most pictures are drawn to accurately illustrate the story.	Fair Not all pictures accuratetly illustrate the story.	Poor The pictures are not accurately illustrating the story.