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3.1 meal paper This paper includes three paragraphs about breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Rubric Code: A9B3AA By tiedta Draft Public Rubric Subject: Foreign Languages Type: Writing Grade Levels: 9-12

3.1 meals paper
	needs work 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts
punctuation	needs work lacks many accents and/or appropriate punctuation. (more than 5 errors)	Fair missing some accents and/or punctuation. (between 3-5 errors)	Good Uses accents appropriately. Begins sentences with capital letters and ends with the appropriate punctuation.
paragraph structure	needs work Missing many sentences. Topic and/or conclusion sentences are unrelated or there are few details to support why things are liked or included.	Fair Some elements are lacking. May be missing a sentence or two, or the topic/conclusion sentences are not focused on the main idea. May need more details to explain why something is liked.	Good All paragraphs include appropriate topic sentences that introduce the paragraphs. They have at least three supporting sentences including details, and a conclusion that brings the paragraph to a close.
fluency of writing	needs work All sentences are short and choppy and don't flow well.	Fair Some sentences are short and choppy and don't flow well. Some of them do use conjunctions	Good Sentences flow well. They are not short and choppy, but use conjunctions such as and, but, for, because, after, etc. to connect ideas.
verb conjugation	needs work More than five errors.	Fair There are between three and five errors with verb conjugation or the use of verbs..	Good Verbs are conjugated to match correct subject. The correct form of gustar is used. Ser and estar are used appropriately.
sentence structure	needs work more than 5 errors.	Fair 3-5 errors in agreement, incorrect articles, or word order.	Good Uses the rules learned when it comes to forming sentences. For example, articles, nouns, and adjectives agree in number and gender. Correct articles are used. The adjective describing a noun comes after that noun.