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PEE Paragraph
PEE Paragraph
Write a paragraph using the PEE method of stating a point and providing evidence and examples to prove the point. Write a clear introductory sentence to start your paragraph, followed by evidence and examples to back up your point, and a concluding statement that circles back and restates your introduction.
Rubric Code:
E22A278
By
memememeiii
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Subject:
English
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
6-8
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Summary
Poor
1 pts
Fair
2 pts
Good
3 pts
Excellent
4 pts
Point or Introductory Sentence
Students were instructed to have topic sentence.
Poor
No point or introductory sentence stated at start of paragraph.
Fair
Point or introductory sentence stated at start of paragraph.
Good
Point or introductory sentence stated at start of paragraph.
Excellent
Point or introductory sentence stated at start of paragraph, and it is indented
Supporting Details and Facts
Poor
contains no facts from the text (or reasons/examples)
Fair
contains only 1 fact from the text (or reasons/examples)
Good
contains only 2 facts from the text (or reasons/examples)
Excellent
contains 3 or more facts from the text (or reasons/examples)
Spelling
Poor
there are 5 or more spelling errors
Fair
there are 3-4 spelling mistakes
Good
there are only 1-2 spelling mistakes
Excellent
no spelling mistakes
Grammar/Punctuation
Poor
there are 5 or more grammar/punctuation mistakes
Fair
there are 3-4 grammar/punctuation mistakes
Good
there are only 1-2 grammar/punctuation mistakes
Excellent
no grammar/punctuation mistakes
Ideas clear to reader
Poor
ideas cannot be easily followed, there is no connection in the sentences
Fair
sentences are not complete but ideas do seem to flow
Good
complete sentences but they do not easily flow
Excellent
information in paragraph flows nicely and can be easily read
Neatness
Poor
handwriting is not legible
Fair
handwriting is somewhat easily read, but could be neater
Good
handwriting is somewhat neat, but spacing, line usage, or slant needs to be better
Excellent
handwriting is neat and can be easily read
Concluding Sentence
Poor
No Concluding Sentence
Fair
Concluding sentence may be confusing
Good
Contains a concluding sentence
Excellent
Contains clear, well-written concluding sentence
Keywords:
Science, writing, language arts,
Subjects:
English
Science
Social Sciences
(General)
Types:
Writing
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