iRubric: Creating a Myth Writing Assignment rubric

Main/Topic idea is clear. There is a clear theme that explains the explainable, understand philosophical issues, teach a moral, or tell the story of a hero.

Main/Topic idea is somewhat clear. There is a generally clear theme that explains the explainable, understand philosophical issues, teach a moral, or tell the story of a hero.

Main/Topic idea is not really clear. There is an unclear theme that explains the explainable, understand philosophical issues, teach a moral, or tell the story of a hero.

Main/Topic idea is not present at all. There is no clear theme.

Well-ordered sentences (beginning, middle, and end) that keep to the topic / subject. There is an inciting incident, some conflict, and a resolution.

Sentences keep to the topic, but the order is weak. There is an inciting incident, some conflict, and a resolution, but one or more might be weak.

Some parts do not keep to the topic. The paper lacks an inciting incident or conflict or a resolution.

Topic and story are confusing for the reader and the order seems random and not well thought out.

Spelling, grammar, and punctuation are correct. There are no errors.
Correct MLA format. Myth is at least two pages long.

Spelling, grammar, and punctuation are mostly correct, Three errors or fewer.
One error in MLA format. Myth is almost or at least two pages long.

Spelling, grammar, and punctuation contain many errors, but fewer than eight.
Two or three errors in MLA format. Myth is at least a page and a half long.

Spelling, grammar, and punctuation contain many errors.
Paper is not in MLA format. Myth is less than a page and a half.