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Written Retelling Rubric Written Retelling Rubric Narrative Rubric Rubric Code: G2B479 By rosalia Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: (none)

Narrative Retelling Rubric Enter rubric description
	Poor 0 pts	Fair 1 pts	Good 2 pts
Connections What did you like or dislike about this book? Why or why not?	Poor The student was unable to make connections with the story and to what the student liked and disliked about the story.	Fair The student was able to explain what they liked about the story but was unable to explain why.	Good The student successfully articulated likes and dislikes about the story and explained why.
Character Describe the main character in the story?	Poor The student was unable to recall any details about the main character in the story.	Fair The student named the main character but was unable to recall any details about the character.	Good The student successfully named the character in the story along with other details related to the character.
Setting When and where the story happened?	Poor The student was unable to give the correct information for when and where the story took place.	Fair The student was able to recall either the where or the when of the story.	Good The student was able to provide specific details about the where and when the story took place.
Plot Tell me what happened in the story? What was the problem in the story?	Poor The student was unable to recall what happened in the story and what the problem was.	Fair The student was able to recall 1 or 2 details from what happened in the story.	Good The student recalled 3 or more details from the story and whas able to identify the problem in the story.
Conventions Did you revise your writing? Did you use a dictionary to correct your spelling?	Poor Writing contains many (7 or more) errors in spelling, grammar and usage, capitalization and punctuation.	Fair Writing contains some (4-6) errors in spelling, grammar and usage, capitalization, and punctuation.	Good Writing contains few (3 or less) errors in spelling, grammar and usage, capitalization, and punctuation.