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iRubric: Small Moments: Personal Narrative Writing rubric

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Small Moments: Personal Narrative Writing Small Moments: Personal Narrative Writing Rubric Code: B53WBB By myvette Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: K-5

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	Advanced 4 (N/A)	Proficient 3 (N/A)	Basic 2 (N/A)	Below Basic 1 (N/A)
Ideas/Content	Advanced 4 -Focuses on one small moment -Has setting -Has action, thought and dialogue (shows not tell) - Includes many interesting, specific details	Proficient 3 -Focuses on one small moment -Has setting -Has action, thought or dialogue (shows not tell)	Basic 2 - Has an unclear focus - Includes some details about the topic	Below Basic 1 - Lacks a central idea or focus - Does not include details
Organization	Advanced 4 - Has a logical sequence of ideas - Includes an interesting and clear beginning, middle, and end	Proficient 3 - Has a logical sequence of ideas -Has a beginning, middle and and end; -Has sequential words.	Basic 2 - Uses a sequence that may not proceed in logical order - Lacks a clear beginning, middle, and/or end	Below Basic 1 - Sequence does not proceed in a logical order - Too few details are provided to contain a beginning, middle, and end.
Conventions	Advanced 4 - Uses complete sentences throughout - Uses correct end punctuation throughout - Spells most words correctly	Proficient 3 - Uses complete sentences consistently - Uses end punctuation consistently -Uses capitals at the beginning of a sentence -Has punctuation at the end of the sentence. - Spells most high-frequency words correctly and uses phonetic spelling of unfamiliar words	Basic 2 - Sometimes uses complete sentences - Sometimes uses end punctuation marks - Spells some high frequency words correctly and uses some phonetic spelling of infamiliar words	Below Basic 1 - Uses incomplete sentences - Uses no end punctuation marks - Spells few or no high frequency words correctly and does not use phonetic spelling for infamiliar words