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Letter to King George 
EQ = What events occurred between the colonies and Great Britain to cause increasing tensions?
Rubric Code: F8C48A
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Subject: History  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: K-5

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  Exceeds Expectations

5 pts

Meets Expectations

4 pts

Fair

3 pts

Unsatisfactory

2 pts

Content: Events/Laws Addressed

Exceeds Expectations

4 complete examples with details are provided
Meets Expectations

Three examples with details are provided
Fair

Two examples are provided
Unsatisfactory

One example is provided
Supporting Details

Exceeds Expectations

Shows extensive knowledge and mastery of the subject matter. Statements are accurate.
Meets Expectations

Shows knowledge of each event/law and supports thoughts efficiently.
Fair

Shows understanding of topic through examples given. Lacks details in explanations. Ideas are not completely developed.
Unsatisfactory

Topics are introduced, but not supported with details.
Writing Conventions

Exceeds Expectations

Sentences are complete. No errors are present in student's writing. Writing flows from topic to topic.
Meets Expectations

Minimal errors in spelling/grammar. Complete sentences, but lacks flow from one idea to the next.
Fair

Spelling and grammar errors are present in writing. Writing is choppy and lacks flow.
Unsatisfactory

Many spelling/grammar errors are present. Thoughts are not organized into paragraphs.
Format

Exceeds Expectations

Letter is formatted accurately with greeting, body paragraphs, and salutation.
Meets Expectations

Letter is formatted accurately for the most part. It is lacking one or more parts.
Fair

Letter is lacking two or more parts. Each idea is not organized into its' own paragraph.
Unsatisfactory

Letter is not formatted correctly. Missing a greeting, saluation, and/or body paragraphs. Ideas are not separated in a logical way.
Creativity/Neatness

Exceeds Expectations

Handwriting is very neat. Writing is creative. Creativity is shown in the design of the letter. Easy to read despite any color.
Meets Expectations

Student shows creativity in writing. Letter design lacks creativity, or is somewhat difficult to read. Handwriting is neat and legible.
Fair

Handwriting is somewhat neat. Letter lacks creativity in writing and in design.
Unsatisfactory

Little to no creativity went into the letter. Handwriting is not neat and hard to read.



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