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Writing a Letter Writing a Letter Writing rubric for writing a letter to Joseph's Biological mother Rubric Code: D26983 By Isamaris Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: 6-8

Letther to Joseph's Biological Mom
	Excellent 5 pts	Good 5 pts	Needs Improvement 5 pts	No Evidence 5 pts
Parts of a Letter	Excellent Writes all five parts of a friendly letter. (Date, Greeting, Body, Saluation, Signature)	Good Writes four of the five parts of a friendly letter. (Date, Greeting, Body, Saluation, Signature)	Needs Improvement Writes two to three of the five parts of a friendly letter. (Date, Greeting, Body, Saluation, Signature)	No Evidence Writes none of the five parts of a friendly letter. (Date, Greeting, Body, Saluation, Signature)
3 personal challenges	Excellent Lists all 4 challenges in the letter from the rose worksheet with solutions or outcomes.	Good Lists 3 challenges in the letter with at least 2 outcomes.	Needs Improvement Lists only 1 challenge and 2 outcomes/ Lists 2 outcomes and 1 challenge.	No Evidence Lists no outcomes or challenges in the letter
Legibility and Spacing	Excellent Contains legible writing and use of spacing between letters, words and sentences appropriately.	Good Contains some legible writing and use of spacing between letters, words and sentences appropriately.	Needs Improvement Contains little legible writing and use of spacing between letters, words and sentences appropriately.	No Evidence Contains no legible writing or use of spacing between letters, words and sentences appropriately.
Spelling	Excellent Contains evidence of words spelled correctly with regular short vowel patterns and most common long vowel words.	Good Contains some evidence of words spelled correctly with regular short vowel patterns and most common long vowel words.	Needs Improvement Contains little evidence of words spelled correctly with regular short vowel patterns and most common long vowel words.	No Evidence Contains no evidence of words spelled correctly with regular short vowel patterns and most common long vowel words.