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iRubric: Vocabulary Rubric - Frayer Model

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Vocabulary Rubric - Frayer Model Vocabulary Rubric - Frayer Model When asked to define vocabulary. Students will use the Frayer Model to explain the vocabulary words. Students will write the word, define the word, provide an example, use in a sentence and draw a picture explaining the word. (C.C.R.S.T.1) Rubric Code: FXW978X By jeelee05 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: (General) Type: Assignment Grade Levels: 9-12

Vocabulary
	Exceeds Expectations (N/A)	Meets Expectations (N/A)	Approaching Expectations (N/A)
Vocabulary Word	Exceeds Expectations The word is spelled correctly and prominently displayed on vocabulary map.	Meets Expectations The word is spelled incorrectly on the vocabulary map, but is recognizable.	Approaching Expectations Where's the word?
Definitions	Exceeds Expectations The definition of the word is clear and correct. Student may use a dictionary.	Meets Expectations The definition is incomplete and the student was unable to/ or did not choose to find it in dictionary.<BR> The definition would indicate some understanding of the word.	Approaching Expectations The definition is not correct or missing.
Example	Exceeds Expectations The example of the word is clear and aids in the understanding of the vocabulary word.	Meets Expectations The example of the word is present but does not fully contribute to the understanding of the word.	Approaching Expectations The example is not correct or missing.
Sentence	Exceeds Expectations Word is used in a sentence with context clues that shows you know what it means.	Meets Expectations Word is used correctly in a sentence, but there are no context clues to show the meaning.	Approaching Expectations The word is not used correctly OR the sentence is not complete.
Picture	Exceeds Expectations The picture explains the word in detail and is a clear, neat, organized picture.	Meets Expectations The picture is neat, and explains part of the word.	Approaching Expectations No picture displayed.