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Journal Response to Good Morning Mr Pancakes This rubric will be used to assess the writing in student's journals. Rubric Code: CC77A5 By helengeorgiou2 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: K-5

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	Basic 1 pts	Sound 2 pts	Excellent 3 pts	Outstanding 4 pts
Sentences	Basic There is no attempt to express a complete thought. Sentences are not cohesive and sequenced.	Sound Two to three sentences are written and attempts to express a complete thought. Sentences are mostly sequenced and cohesive.	Excellent Three or more sentences are written. Thoughts are well expressed. Sentences are mostly sequenced and cohesive.	Outstanding Extensive description of thoughts. Well-sequenced and complex sentences with complex vocabulary.
Capitalisation	Basic There are no/very few letters capitalised. This includes the beginning of a sentences, names, and places.	Sound Most sentences, names and places are capitalised.	Excellent All sentences begin with a capital letter. All names and places are capitalised.	Outstanding
Punctation	Basic None /very few (less than half) of the sentences show proper punctuation.	Sound Most of the sentences show proper punctuation.	Excellent All sentences are punctuated correctly with full stops, question marks or exclamation marks.	Outstanding
Grammar	Basic Tense is not consistent.	Sound	Excellent Uses appropriate tense and grammar.	Outstanding
Spelling	Basic None/very few (less than half) of the words are spelled correctly. There appears to be very little or no attempt at correct beginning and ending sounds for words with inventive spelling.	Sound The majority of words are spelled correctly. Inventive spelling is used to complete any unknown words with the majority of beginning and ending sounds are correct.	Excellent All words are spelled correctly. Knowledge of rules evident and attempts to spell more difficult words with close approximations.	Outstanding