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Writing Process/Paragraph Formation Realistic Story Forming Paragraph using the writing process Rubric Code: NXWCA56 By dawncguidry Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: K-5

Realistic Story
	0 pts	1 pts	3 pts	5 pts
Writing Process	0 The student skipped three or more steps of the writing process: prewriting, drafting, revising, editing, publishing	1 The student skipped two steps of the writing process: prewriting, drafting, revising, editing, publishing	3 The student skipped one step of the writing process: prewriting, drafting, revising, editing, publishing	5 The student followed all steps of the writing process: prewriting, drafting, revising, editing, publishing
Topic Sentence	0 The writing does not include the topic sentence.	1 The writing includes a topic sentence. The sentence is not written well and is unclear.	3 The writing includes a topic sentence. The sentence is well written, but the topic of the paragraph is unclear for the reader.	5 The writing includes a topic sentence. The sentence is well written and identifies the topic of the paragraph for the reader.
Supporting Details	0 The writing does not include three supporting sentences.	1 The writing includes three supporting sentences, but two or more do not relate to the topic sentence.	3 The writing includes three supporting sentences, but one does not relate to the topic sentence.	5 The writing includes three supporting sentences that relate to the topic sentence.
Closing	0 The closing sentence was not present.	1	3 The writing included a closing sentence, but it did not restate the topic of the paragraph.	5 The writing included a closing sentence that restated the topic of the paragraph.
Format	0 The writing did not follow correct paragraph formation: indention, starting additional lines at margins, title located at the top.	1 The writing followed paragraph formation with two mistakes: indention, starting additional lines at margins, title located at the top.	3 The writing followed paragraph formation with one mistake: indention, starting additional lines at margins, title located at the top.	5 The writing followed correct paragraph formation: indention, starting additional lines at margins, title located at the top.
Presentation/ Publication	0 The writer presents his/her revised and edited draft as the final version.	1 The writer recopies his/her final draft with no extra presentation. Handwriting needs much improvement and was difficult to read.	3 The writing includes adequate presentation efforts with some attention to neatness and clarity. Handwriting needs some improvement.	5 The writer completes an impressive presentation of his/her written work with attention to neatness and clarity.