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Informative Essay 1 
Rubric for Biography Informative Writing
Rubric Code: A75WA5
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Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: K-5

Powered by iRubric Informative Writing
Standards W.5.2.1, W.5.2.2, W.5.2.3, W.5.2.4, W.5.2.5
Standards L.5.1-L.5.6
  Secure

20 pts

Developing

15 pts

Beginning

10 pts

Introduction

Secure

The writer introduces a topic clearly, provides focus and groups the information logically.

Topic sentences are either general, clueing or specific in nature.
Developing

The writer introduces a topic and groups the information.


Topic sentences are either general, clueing or specific in nature.
Beginning

The writer introduces a topic, but the organization is unclear.
Supporting Details

Biography
Contributions
Better World
Standards W.5.2.2

Secure

The topic sentences are developed using facts, details, quotations or other information related to the topic.
Much evidence of a variety of simple and compound sentences.
Developing

The detail sentences use facts, details, quotations or other information related to the topic.

Some evidence of a variety of simple and compound sentences.
Beginning

The detail sentences are unrelated to the topic.



Evidence of simple sentences.
Transitions

Secure

Transitions are used throughout the essay, both at the beginning of each paragraph and throughout.
Developing

Only 1-2 transitions are used throughout the essay.
Beginning

No transitions are used.
Conclusion

Standard W.5.2.5

Secure

The conclusion is developed and related to the information or explanation presented.
Developing

The conclusion is related to the information or explanation presented.
Beginning

The conclusion is unrelated to the information or not present.
Conventions

Standards L.5.1-L.5.6

Secure

On average, writer makes no more than one mistake per page
Developing

On average, writer makes no more than two mistakes per page
Beginning

On average, writer makes no more than three mistakes per page




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