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District Writing Assessment Rubric
District Writing Assessment Rubric
Mock Writing Prompt
Rubric Code:
M2W652
By
christinareyes
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Subject:
English
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
K-5
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District Writing Assessment Rubric
Score of 5
(N/A)
Score of 4
(N/A)
Score of 3
(N/A)
Score of 2
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Score of 1
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Ideas
Score of 5
*The writing is focused on the topic and purpose.
*The writing has strong details.
Score of 4
*The writing is generally focused on the topic and purpose.
*The writing has supporting details.
Score of 3
*The writing is somewhat focused on the topic and purpose.
*The writing has few supporting details.
Score of 2
*The writing is related to the topic but does not have a clear focus.
*The writing has few supporting details.
Score of 1
*The writing is not focused on the topic and purpose.
*There are no supporting details.
Organization
Score of 5
*The organization is clear.
*The writing is complete to the reader.
Score of 4
*The organization is mostly clear.
*The writing may seem unfinished to the reader.
Score of 3
*The writing is somewhat organized.
*The writing seems unifinished to the reader.
Score of 2
*There is little organization to the writing.
*The writing seems unifinished to the reader.
Score of 1
*There is no organization to the writing.
*The writing seems unifinished to the reader.
Voice
Score of 5
*The writer's personality is expressed through most of the work.
*Readers can feel, see, or touch the memory that the author is showing and can connect to that memory.
Score of 4
*The writer's personality is expressed through some of the work.
*Readers can see the memory and can understand what the author is writing.
Score of 3
*The writer's personality is somewhat undefinied.
*Readers can read the memory but it does not bring feelings out in the reader.
Score of 2
*The writer's personality is undefined.
*The reader can read the writing but does not sense any connection to it.
Score of 1
*The writer's personality is not evident.
*The reader reads the sentences but they do not have any feelings or emotions.
Conventions
Score of 5
*There are a few (1-3) errors in grammar, spelling, punctuation, and capitalization.
Score of 4
*There are a few (4-6) errors in grammar, spelling, punctuation, and capitalization.
Score of 3
*There are some (7-9) errors in grammar, spelling, punctuation, and capitalization.
Score of 2
*There are many (8-10) errors in grammar, spelling, punctuation, and capitalization.
Score of 1
*There are many (more than 10) errors in grammar, spelling, punctuation, and capitalization.
Subjects:
English
Types:
Writing
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