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Sequence of Events Writing
Sequence of Events Writing
Simple rubric to grade sequence of events writing. Focus: topic sentence, details, proper capitalization, end marks, sequence order, and vivid details.
Rubric Code:
DX6W3CA
By
gtolve77
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Subject:
English
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
K-5
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Sequence of events
5 pts
4 pts
3 pts
2 pts
1 pts
Topic Sentence
5
Paragraphs have a clear and precise topic sentence that states the main idea of the paragraph.
4
Paragraphs have a clear topic sentence that states the main idea of the paragraph.
3
Paragraphs have a topic sentence that could be the main idea of the paragraph.
2
Paragraphs do not have a clear topic sentence.
1
There are no topic sentences for the paragraphs.
Transition Words
5
At least 5 transition words (ex: first, next, then, last, and finally) were used.
4
At least four transition words were used.
3
At least three transition words were used.
2
At least two transition words were used.
1
Only one transition word was used.
Descriptive Details
5
Writer uses excellent detail in their writing to make the story come alive. Vivid vocabulary and excellent elaboration were used.
4
Writer uses good detail in their writing but it could have been more detailed.
3
Writer uses average detail in their writing. It tells the story but the writer has not elaborated on the details of the story very much.
2
Writer uses minimal detail elaboration in their writing.
1
Writer does not use descriptive details in their writing.
Sentence Structure
5
All sentences begin with a capital letter and end with the correct punctuation.
4
A few sentences are missing capital letters and/or correct punctuation.
3
Many sentences are missing capital letters and/or correct punctuation.
2
Most of the sentences are missing capital letters and/or correct punctuation.
1
Sentences do not have capital letters and/or correct punctuation.
Subject/ Verb Agreement
5
All sentences use correct S-V agreement.
4
Most sentences use correct S-V agreement.
3
Some sentences use correct S-V agreement.
2
Few sentences use correct S-V agreement
1
No sentences use correct S-V agreement
Plural Nouns
5
All plurals are written in their correct form.
4
Most plurals are written in their correct form.
3
Some plurals are written in their correct form.
2
Few plurals are written in their correct form.
1
Few/No plurals are written in their correct form.
Keywords:
sequence
Subjects:
English
(General)
Types:
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Writing
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