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Traditions Essay Rubric
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Describe a personal tradition and research a new one, then compare them
Rubric Code:
LX33XAA
By
jgoldan
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Grade Levels:
K-5
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Traditions Essay
Excellent
4 pts
Satisfactory
3 pts
Poor
2 pts
Introduction
Excellent
Gives a definition of tradition and them gives more details supporting the definition.
Satisfactory
Gives a definition of tradition, but offers no supporting details.
Poor
Does not give a definition of tradition, may or may not offer details.
Content
Excellent
Essay contains details describing a personal tradition and evidence that a new tradition was well researched.
Satisfactory
Essay contains some details about a personal tradition, but may be unclear. There is evidence that a new tradition was researched, but it may not be well explained.
Poor
Essay does not give enough detail about a personal tradition, or is too vague to be understood. A new tradition is mentioned, but not explained.
Conclusion
Excellent
Provides a well thought out comparison between the personal and new traditions.
Satisfactory
Tells some ways the personal tradition and new tradition are similar or different, but does not discuss both.
Poor
Does not offer a comparison of the two traditions, or is too vague to be understood.
Organization
Excellent
Proper paragraph order that is clear and easy to follow. Includes an introduction, body and conclusion with developed thoughts and details.
Satisfactory
Distinguishable paragraphs with some development in thoughts and details. Events are arranged out of order with some difficulty in following chronological order.
Poor
No distinguishable introduction, body or conclusion. Thoughts are scattered and do not flow well. No thought development or effort made in providing details.
Length
Excellent
5 or more well-written paragraphs.
Satisfactory
4 paragraphs
Poor
3 or less paragraphs
Mechanics
Excellent
No more than 10 spelling, grammar and punctuation mistakes. A proof-reading effort has been made. Exceptional writing effort.
Satisfactory
More than 10 spelling, grammar and punctuation mistakes. Some proof-reading has occurred however few changes were made. Good writing effort.
Poor
Excessive errors in spelling, punctuation and grammar. No proof-reading or effort made.
Keywords:
compare and contrast
Subjects:
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