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Narrative Rubric - on demand
Narrative Rubric - on demand
This rubric is used for stories written using a planner and then a final copy, testing the students' writing fluency when not using the writing process (plan, draft, revise, edit, publish, present, reflect)
Rubric Code:
P256W7
By
ODoherty
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Subject:
English
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
(none)
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Poor
1 pts
Fair
2 pts
Good
3 pts
Excellent
4 pts
Reasoning
Poor
-uses very few simple ideas that are not connected to the story line -uses very few supporting details
Fair
-uses simple ideas that are connected to the story line -uses some supporting details, but not enough to clarify the point of the story
Good
-uses developed ideas that are usually connected to the story line -uses sufficient supporting details to clarify the point of the story
Excellent
-uses well-developed interesting ideas that advance the story line -uses supporting details that clarify and enhance the story
Communication
Poor
-the storyis not clear -the writer's voice is not evident -uses few descriptive words effectively -connecting words are not used
Fair
-the story can be discerned -there is some evidence of the writer's voice -uses some descriptive words effectively -few connecting words (with little variation) are used to link simple sentences
Good
-the story unfolds clearly -there is clear evidence of the writer's voice -uses many descriptive words effectively -some connecting words are used to link simple sentences
Excellent
-the story develops in an engaging way -the writer's voice is clear and sustains the reader's interest -all or almost all the descriptive words are used effectively -a variety of connecting words are used to link sentences effectively
Organization
Poor
-shows little evidence of a beginning, a middle and an end -includes few events or ideas that are organized sequentially
Fair
-shows some evidence of a beginning, a middle, and an end -includes some events or ideas that are organized sequentially
Good
-has a beginning, a middle and an end -includes events or ideas organized in a logical sequence
Excellent
-has a clear beginning, middle and end -includes events or ideas organized logically and effectively
Conventions
Poor
-correctly uses very few of the conventions studied -shows some evidence of spelling strategies -makes many errors -produces a visual presentation that is unclear (e.g. spacing, legibility)
Fair
-correctly uses some of the conventions studied -uses phonetic and conventional spelling for familiar words -makes some errors -produces a visual presentation that is basically clear
Good
-correctly uses most of the conventions studied -uses phonetic spelling only for more difficult words -makes few errors -produces a clear visual presentation
Excellent
-correctly uses all or almost all of the conventions studied -seplls most wordes accurately, but may make occasional errors with more difficult words -makes almost no errors -produces a clear visual presentation that enhances the narrative
Subjects:
English
Types:
Writing
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