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Narrative Fictional Picture Book 
Students will write a fictional story giving examples of creative writing through different types of writers craft as well as routing conventions and writing practices.
Rubric Code: CXW5223
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Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: K-5

Powered by iRubric Fictional Narrative
  You Did it!

3 pts

You're Getting There!

2 pts

Keep Trying!

1 pts

Creativity and Craft

You Did it!

The story has at least 2 examples of two different types of writers craft. The details are very clear and it keeps the reader engaged.
You're Getting There!

The story has one style of writers craft. The details are mostly clear and easy to follow.
Keep Trying!

The story is unclear and hard to follow with no use of writers craft.
Setting

You Did it!

You know exactly when and where everything in the story is taking place.<BR>
The setting is described so well that you feel like your there.
You're Getting There!

You somewhat know when and where the story takes place.
Keep Trying!

You do not know when and where the story takes place.
Conflict, Plot Events, Resolution

You Did it!

The conflict is clear in the beginning of the story. At least 3 plot events are described in detail, and there is a resolution at the end of the story.
You're Getting There!

One of the following is missing or unclear in the story; conflict, plot events, or resolution.
Keep Trying!

Two or more of the following are missing or unclear in the story; conflict, plot events, or resolution.
Character Description

You Did it!

The characters are described with detail. The main character is based off of given sticker and the characters use dialogue.
You're Getting There!

The characters are described with some detail. The main character is not based off of the given sticker and the character's dialogue is done incorrectly.
Keep Trying!

The characters are not clearly described. The main character is not based off of the given sticker and no character dialogue was used.
Conventions

You Did it!

This story is mostly free of capitalization, spelling, and punctuation errors.
You're Getting There!

This story has a few capitalization, spelling, and punctuation errors.
Keep Trying!

This story has many capitalization, spelling, and punctuation errors.




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