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Four (4) Types of Sentences 
Group project where students name the four (4) types of sentences, naming the purpose for each type of sentence, listing ending punctuation, and giving an example of each type.
Rubric Code: B5ABA2
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Subject: English  
Type: Handout  
Grade Levels: K-5, Undergraduate

Powered by iRubric The Four Types of Sentences
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Proficient

3 pts

Basic

2 pts

Below Basic

1 pts

Total Score

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Compose (4) four kinds of Sentences

Advance

Student correctly composed all (4) four kinds of sentences.
Proficient

Student correctly composed three (3) of the four (4) kinds of sentences.
Basic

Student correctly composed at least two (2) of the four (4) kinds of sentences.
Below Basic

Student was unable to compose more than one (1) of the four (4) kinds of sentences.
Total Score
Purpose of each kind of sentence

Advance

Student was able to correctly list the purpose of all four (4) kinds of sentences.
Proficient

Student was able to correctly list the purpose of at least three (3) kinds of sentences.
Basic

Student was able to correctly list the purpos of at least two (2) kinds of sentences.
Below Basic

Student was unable to correctly list the purpose of one (1) kind of sentence.
Total Score
Ending Punctuation

Advance

Student was able to correctly label the ending punctuation of all four (4) kinds of sentences.
Proficient

Student was able to correctly list the ending punctuation for at least three (3) kinds of sentences.
Basic

Student was able to correctly list the ending punctuation of at least two (2) kinds of sentences.
Below Basic

Student was unable to correctly list the ending punctuation of more than one (1) kind of sentence.
Total Score
Complete sentence

Advance

Student was able to correctly compose a simple sentence using all components of a complete sentence (capital letter, subject, verb, end punctuation, and makes sense).
Proficient

Student was able to correctly compose a simple sentence using at least four (4) components of a sentence.
Basic

Student was able to correctly compose a simple sentence using at least two-three (2-3) components of a sentence.
Below Basic

Student was able to correctly compose a simple sentence using at least one (1) component of a sentence.
Total Score
Total Score

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Proficient
Basic
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