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Handwriting First Grade Handwriting Lance's Writing Rubric Rubric Code: N4W8A4 By jschkade Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: (none)

Handwriting
	Beginning 1 pts	Emerging 2 pts	Developing 3 pts	Mastered 4 pts
Capitalization How well is the student using capitals at the beginning of a sentence?	Beginning Does not capitalize the first word in a sentence. Requires full verbal prompt to do so.	Emerging Does not capitalize the first word in a sentence. Requires an indirect cue "what do we do to the first letter in a sentence?"	Developing Capitalizes the first word in his sentence occasionally.	Mastered Capitalizes the first word in his sentence most of the time.
Spacing How well is the student spacing his letters and/or words?	Beginning Many errors in spacing. Requires maximum prompting to use correct word/letter spacing.	Emerging Some errors in spacing. Requires some prompting to use correct word/letter spacing.	Developing Few errors using spacing correctly. Requires little to no prompting to use correct word/letter spacing.	Mastered Uses proper spacing most of the time independently.
Letter Formation How well is the student forming his letters correctly?	Beginning Many errors in letter formation. Requires maximum prompting to form letters correctly.	Emerging Some errors in letter formation. Requires some prompting to form letters correctly.	Developing Few errors in letter formation. Requires little to no prompting to use form letters correctly.	Mastered Most letters are formed correctly independently.
Punctuation How well does the student use a period at the end of a sentence?	Beginning Does not use a period at the end of a sentence. Requires full verbal prompt to do so.	Emerging Does not use a period at the end of a sentence. Requires an indirect cue "what do out at the end of a sentence?"	Developing Uses a period at the end of his sentences occasionally.	Mastered Uses a period at the end of his sentences most of the time.
Neatness How neat is the students' handwriting?	Beginning Difficult to read.	Emerging Not neatly done.	Developing Not as neatly done.	Mastered Writes neatly.