- Username
- Password
forgot?

iRubric: Giving Directions rubric

edit print share Copy to my rubrics Bookmark test run assess... delete Do more...
Giving Directions Giving Directions This is for a writing lesson on giving and following directions to a specific location in town. Rubric Code: B249XC6 By jennho2000 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Assignment Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12

Giving Directions
	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Mechanics	Good Directions used correct grammar, spelling and punctuation.	Fair Directions had a few errors regarding grammar, spelling and punctuation.	Poor Directions had many errors regarding grammar, spelling and punctuation.
Accuracy	Good When directions were followed they led to the destination.	Fair Directions had one inaccurate statement or missed one turn/street.	Poor Someone who followed the directions would not arrive at the destination.
Completion	Good Seven steps were written with detailed information in each.	Fair Less than seven steps were written or steps were missing details.	Poor Assignment was incomplete.
Prepostions	Good At least three prepositions were accurately used and underlined.	Fair Prepositions were used but there was either not enough,were used incorrectly, or were not underlined.	Poor No prepositions were used.
Verbs	Good Correct strong verbs were used and highlighted. Parallel structure should be evident.	Fair Verbs were used but they were used incorrectly, or were not highlighted.	Poor No attempt to use strong verbs.
Landmarks	Good At least two landmarks that would be passed were mentioned.	Fair One landmark was mentioned.	Poor No landmarks were mentioned.
Grade your partner! Write your partner's name in the "Following Directions" box below.
Following directions	Good Your partner correctly followed your directions to the destination. OR Your partner correctly followed your directions but they were inaccurate and led your partner to a different destination!	Fair Your partner was mostly able to follow the directions but had one minor misunderstanding, which they asked you about.	Poor Your partner couldn't follow your directions.