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D.A.R.E. Essay D.A.R.E. Essay Rubric Code: G4WW2B By waterst Draft Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: (none)

D.A.R.E. Essay
	Outstanding! 4 pts	Almost there... 3 pts	Needs Improvement 2 pts
Paragraph 1: Introduction	Outstanding! Effectively explains the D.A.R.E. program Paragraph is developed in a clear, interesting sequence *5-8 sentences in length	Almost there... Attempts to explain the D.A.R.E. program Paragraph attempts to develop in a clear, interesting sequence *3-4 sentences	Needs Improvement Little or no attempt to explain the D.A.R.E. program Paragraph does not develop in a clear, interesting sequence *Inadequate number of sentences <3
Paragraph 2: What you've learned	Outstanding! Effectively conveys what the writer learned in D.A.R.E. AND why it is personally important Paragraph is developed in a clear, interesting sequence *5-8 sentences in length	Almost there... Attempts to convey what the writer learned in D.A.R.E. AND/OR why it is personally important Paragraph attempts to develop in a clear, interesting sequence *3-4 sentences	Needs Improvement Little or no attempt to convey what the writer learned in D.A.R.E. AND/OR why it is personally important Paragraph does not develop in a clear, interesting sequence *Inadequate number of sentences <3
Paragraph 3: What you've learned	Outstanding! Effectively conveys what the writer learned in D.A.R.E. AND why it is personally important Paragraph is developed in a clear, interesting sequence *5-8 sentences in length	Almost there... Attempts to convey what the writer learned in D.A.R.E. AND/OR why it is personally important Paragraph attempts to develop in a clear, interesting sequence *3-4 sentences	Needs Improvement Little or no attempt to convey what the writer learned in D.A.R.E. AND/OR why it is personally important Paragraph does not develop in a clear, interesting sequence *Inadequate number of sentences <3
Paragraph 4: What you've learned	Outstanding! Effectively conveys what the writer learned in D.A.R.E. AND why it is personally important Paragraph is developed in a clear, interesting sequence *5-8 sentences in length	Almost there... Attempts to convey what the writer learned in D.A.R.E. AND/OR why it is personally important Paragraph attempts to develop in a clear, interesting sequence *3-4 sentences	Needs Improvement Little or no attempt to convey what the writer learned in D.A.R.E. AND/OR why it is personally important Paragraph does not develop in a clear, interesting sequence *Inadequate number of sentences <3
Paragrah5: Conclusion	Outstanding! Effectively states a personal commitment to make wise decisions and brings closure to the essay Paragraph is developed in a clear, interesting sequence *5-8 sentences in length	Almost there... Attempts to state a personal commitment to make wise decisions and/or attempts to bring closure to the essay Paragraph attempts to develop in a clear, interesting sequence *3-4 sentences	Needs Improvement Little or no attempt to state a personal commitment to make wise decisions and/or bring closure to the essay Paragraph does not develop in a clear, interesting sequence *Inadequate number of sentences <3
Conventions	Outstanding! Spelling, punctuation, and capitalization contain 0 errors Sentences vary in length and type *Complete sentences: 0 run-ons/fragments	Almost there... Spelling, punctuation, and capitalization contain 1-5 errors Some sentences vary in length and type. *Complete sentences: 1-5 run-ons/fragments	Needs Improvement Excessive spelling, punctuation, and capitalization errors Sentences do not vary in length and type. *Run-ons/fragments are in excess

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