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Analyze Text Structure and Organization Organizational Strategies: time order; question/answer; problem/solution; compare/contrast; and category Rubric Code: NC22W2 By Boleyn Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: K-5

Analyze Text Structure/Organization
	1 (N/A)	2 (N/A)	3 (N/A)	4 (N/A)
Content	1 Does not specify the organization strategy used by the author; Does not explain why the organization strategy is a good choice for the topic.	2 Incorrectly specifies the organization strategy used by the author; does not explain why the organization strategy is a good choice for the topic.	3 Correctly specifies the organization strategy used by the author; May attempt to explain why the organization strategy is a good choice for the topic but may be incorrect or unclear.	4 Correctly specifies the organization strategy used by the author; Explains why the organization strategy is a good choice.
Structure/Format	1 Does not specify if the text is fiction or non-fiction; Does not have and introduction or a conclusion; Does not indent; Does not use transitions.	2 Attempts to have an introduction but does not indent or fully restate the prompt and only specifies if the text is fiction or non-fiction, attempts to use transitions but does not move smoothly between ideas, and does not have a conclusion.	3 Has an introduction that is indented and restates the prompt and specifies if the text is fiction or non-fiction, uses some transitions to move smoothly between ideas, and has a conclusion.	4 Has an introduction that is indented and restates the prompt and specifies if the text is fiction or non-fiction, uses sophisticated transitions to move smoothly between ideas, and has a clear and concise conclusion.
Mechanics	1 Does not use complete sentences and has many spelling and mechanical errors.	2 Attempts to use complete sentences with many spelling or mechanical errors.	3 Uses complete sentences with few spelling or mechanical errors.	4 Uses complete sentences with no spelling or mechanical errors.