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3rd Grade Comparative Essay Rubric 
An essay that compares two characters from The Pain and The Great One
Rubric Code: L96C6B
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Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: K-5

Powered by iRubric 3rd Grade Descriptive Writing
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1 pts

2

2 pts

3

3 pts

4

4 pts

Grammar
Capitalization

Beginning of sentence and for proper nouns.

1

Significant errors in using upper and lower case letters.
2

Occassional errors in upper and lower case letters.
3

Generally uses proper capitalization, with few errors.
4

Consistent use of proper capitalization with no errors.
Punctuation

(. ! ?)

1

Significant amount of punctuation errors.
2

Occasional errors in punctuation.
3

Generally uses proper punctuation, with few errors.
4

Consisten use of proper punctuation with no errors.
Spelling

1

Significant amount of misspelled words.
2

Occasional errors in spelling.
3

Most of words of spelling correctly, and few are misspelled.
4

Consistently displays correct spellings in words.
Indentation/Format

Are all paragraphs indented? Does the essay contain 5 paragraphs?

1

Little or no indentation and/or paragraph breaks.
2

Some correct indentation and/or paragraph breaks.
3

Most indentation and/or paragraph breaks are present
4

All indentation and paragraph breaks are present.
Content
Introductory Paragraph

Is there an introductory paragraph that introduces the topic of the essay?

1

Absence of an introductory paragraph.
2

Introductory paragraph present, but does not effectively introduce the topic of the essay.
3

Introductory paragraph present and it somewhat introduces the topic of the essay.
4

Introductory paragraph present and serves as a proper introduction to the topic of the essay.
Closing Paragraph

Is there a closing paragraph that concludes what the writer has said?

1

Absence of a closing sentence.
2

Closing sentence present, but does not effectively conclude the topics that are discussed in the paper.
3

Closing sentence present and it somewhat concludes the proper topics of the paper.
4

Closing sentence present and serves as a proper conclusion of the topics that are discussed in the paper.
3 Common Traits

Does the writer list 3 separate traits/paragraphs with examples ?

1

No adjectives or descriptive words are used.
2

1-2 adjectives are used.
3

3-4 adjectives are used.
4

5 or more adjectives are used.
Sentence Variety

Do all of the sentences have a variety of structures?

1

Sentences show no variety. All sentences display the same structure.
2

Sentences show little variety. Most sentences display the same structure.
3

Most sentences display a variety of structures.
4

Sentences display a great variety of structures.




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