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3rd Grade - Spelling/Grammar Sentences 3rd Grade - Spelling/Grammar Sentences Write 7 sentences choosing any of the weekly spelling words and the vocabulary words. The seven sentences must include 3 declarative sentences and 4 interrogative sentences. You may choose what type of sentence you would like to write for the vocabulary words. All sentences must begin with a capital letter and have proper end punctuation. Rubric Code: C8786C By fletchy85 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: (General) Type: (Other) Grade Levels: K-5

Weekly Spelling Sentences
	Novice Beginning to demostrate some understanding of the word's definition and how to write it in a complete sentence. 1 pts	Basic Demonstrates some understanding of the word's definition and how to write it in a simple complete sentence. 2 pts	Proficient Demonstrates a complete and accurate understanding of the word's definition and how to write it in a complex, detailed sentence. 3 pts
Types of Sentences Wrote 3 declarative sentences and 4 interrogative sentences.	Novice Student has a very limited or no understanding of sentences. fragments, declarative sentences, and interrogative sentences.	Basic Student has a partial understanding of sentences. fragments, declarative sentences, and interrogative sentences.	Proficient Student clearly demonstrates an understanding of sentences. fragments, declarative sentences, and interrogative sentences.
Spelling Used the correct list of words	Novice Not all sentences contain a spelling word. There may be one or more spelling errors.	Basic There is at least one spelling word in each sentence. There may be one or more spelling error.	Proficient There is at least one spelling word in each sentence. Every spelling word used is spelled correctly.
Conventions of Grammar Capitalization and puncuation	Novice More than one sentence has errors in capitalization and/or end punctuation.	Basic All but one sentence begins with a capital letter and has correct end punctuation.	Proficient All sentences begin with a capital letter and have correct end punctuation.