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Fictional Writing Rubric
Fictional Writing Rubric
Rubric Code:
G3AC44
By
lloydj
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Subject:
English
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
6-8
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Fiction Writing
Outstanding
8 pts
Excellent
7 pts
Average
6 pts
Below Average
5 pts
No Evidence
4 pts
Character Development
Outstanding
The author created characters will both internal and external traits. The traits are evident in the authors writing. The characters have struggles and/or motivations.
Excellent
The author created characters with limited internal and external traits. The traits are somewhat evident in the authors writing. The characters have struggles and/or motivations.
Average
The author created characters with struggles/motivations. There is little or no evidence of internal and external traits.
Below Average
The author created characters but these characters lack purpose and many are added whimsically.
No Evidence
The author did not fully develop his/her characters.
Story Structure
Outstanding
The author's plot mountain planning is visible in his/her writing. The story flows from one scene to the next without confusion. The story has a beginning, middle and end.
Excellent
The story has few gaps in the plot or lacks organization. Story structure is evident and the gaps have little effect on the overall story.
Average
The story has some gaps in the plot and/or lacks organization.
Below Average
The story attempts to show plot with a beginning and parts of a middle but it has huge gaps missing after.
No Evidence
The story does not have a beginning, middle and end. It has many gaps in the plot scenes.
Show Don't Tell
Outstanding
The author writes with details where they enhance the overall plot of the story. Very little useless information is given. Sensory details are used throughout the story.
Excellent
The author has many useful details which enhance the story plot, characters or creativity level. Some sensory details are used to enhance the story.
Average
The author has some details which enhance the story plot, characters or creativity level. Few sensory details are used.
Below Average
The author has some details which enhance the story plot, characters or creativity level but these details are random and not effective. No sensory details are used.
No Evidence
The authors story is written as a summary. The writing is missing the details needed to show elaboration.
Leads
Outstanding
The lead draws the reader in using action, dialogue or setting.
Excellent
The writing has a lead with setting and some action but lacks purposeful dialogue that would effectively draw the reader in.
Average
The writing has a lead with setting and some action but lacks dialogue that would effectively draw the reader in.
Below Average
The writing has one lead with setting, action or dialogue but does not effectively draw the reader in.
No Evidence
The writing has no lead.
Mechanics
Outstanding
No errors in punctuation, spelling, grammar or capitalization.
Excellent
Punctuation, spelling, grammar, and capitalization are generally correct with few errors.
Average
A few errors in punctuation, grammar, spelling and capitalization.
Below Average
Consistent errors in punctuation, grammar, spelling or capitalization.
No Evidence
Distracting errors in grammar, punctuation, spelling and capitalization.
Language
Outstanding
The student writes in a way that is considerate of the reader. The piece is clear and comprehensible. Evidence of advanced language is used.
Excellent
The student writes in a way that is considerate of the reader. The piece is mostly clear leaving few questions to the reader. Evidence of advanced language is used.
Average
The student tried to be clear and comprehensible. No advanced language was used in the piece.
Below Average
Writing is often unclear.
No Evidence
Writing is unclear and not understandable.
Subjects:
English
Types:
Writing
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