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iRubric: Response to Literature Rubric

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Response to Literature Rubric Response to Literature Rubric Students in Class 5-321 Responded to The Lorax, by Dr. Seuss. We read this book as May's book of the month and also to celebrate Earth/Arbor Day. Rubric Code: D77747 By bklynJen Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: K-5

Response to Literature Rubric
	Exceed Standards 4 pts	At Standard 3 pts	Approaching 2 pts	Below 1 pts
Stating Main Idea	Exceed Standards The response includes an opening sentence that clearly states the main idea. It also includes a strong ending that summarizes the main idea.	At Standard The response includes an opening sentence that is somewhat clear. The closing sentence is somewhat clear.	Approaching The response may or may not include an opening sentence. There may or may not be a closing sentence.	Below The response does not have an opening sentence or closing sentence.
Paragraph Structure	Exceed Standards The response includes 4 or more detailed sentences that support the main idea. A text to self connection was made. The sentences are complete with "wow" words.	At Standard The response includes at least 3 detailed sentences that support the main idea. A text to self connection was made.	Approaching The response includes only 1 or 2 detailed sentences. Not all sentences support the main idea. A text to self connection is not clearly evident.	Below There are hardly any details that stick to the task. It shows little or no organization. No text to self connection has been made.
Spelling and Punctuation	Exceed Standards All words are spelled correctly. All sentences begin with capital letters and end with the correct punctuation mark.	At Standard Most words are spelled correctly. Most sentences begin with capital letters and end with the correct punctuation mark.	Approaching Some words are spelled correctly. Some inventive spelling is used. Not all sentences begin with capital letters and end with punctuation marks.	Below Many words are spelled incorrectly. There is not evidence of sentences.