iRubric: Vocabulary Word/Sentence Rubric

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Vocabulary Word/Sentence Rubric Vocabulary Word/Sentence Rubric Write a sentence for each of the six vocabulary words of 5 to 7 words. All sentences must begin with a capital letter and have proper end punctuation. Start each sentence on a new line. Number all sentences. Rubric Code: C8595A By languagecenter Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Assignment Grade Levels: K-5

Spelling List/Sentence Rubric
	Needs A Lot of Work 1 pts	Needs Some Work 2 pts	OK 3 pts
Overall Assignment	Needs A Lot of Work Student demonstrates no understanding of the assignment. Work is not complete. Work is not original	Needs Some Work Student demonstrates some understanding of the assignment 1 or 2 items missing.	OK Student demonstrates total understanding of the assignment. All sentences are original.
Following Directions	Needs A Lot of Work None of the sentences have the vocabulary word identified.	Needs Some Work Some of the sentences have the vocabulary word identified.	OK All of the sentences have the vocabulary word identified.
Sentences are 5 - 7 words	Needs A Lot of Work Most of the sentences contain less than 5 words.	Needs Some Work Most of the sentences contain 5 - 7 words or more.	OK All of the sentences contain 5 - 7 words or more.
Vocabulary Word	Needs A Lot of Work Student demonstrates no understanding of the vocabulary word by using all spelling words incorrectly in a sentence.	Needs Some Work Student demonstrates somewhat of an understanding of the vocabulary words by using most spelling words correctly in a sentence.	OK Student clearly demonstrates an understanding of the vocabulary words by using them correctly in a sentence.
Conventions of Grammar	Needs A Lot of Work A majority of the sentences have errors in capitalization and/or end punctuation. Wrong tense is used	Needs Some Work A majority of the sentences have no errors in capitalization and/or end punctuation. The correct tense is used in 4 out of the 6 sentences	OK All of the sentences have no errors in capitalization and/or end punctuation. The correct tense is used in all sentences.