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Gov't & Sentence Structure Correct Sentence Structure & Classmate for President Discusses government appropriately Correct sentence structure: capitalization, punctuation, spacing, and that the sentence makes sense Rubric Code: PX3X357 By chenslee Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: K-5

Sentences
	4 - Excellent (N/A)	3 - Proficent (N/A)	2 - Acceptable (N/A)	1 - Limited (N/A)
Capitalization	4 - Excellent Consistently uses capitals correctly	3 - Proficent Usually uses capitals correctly	2 - Acceptable Sometimes uses capitals correctly	1 - Limited Rarely uses capitals correctly
Punctuation	4 - Excellent Consistently uses punctuation correctly	3 - Proficent Usually uses punctuation correctly	2 - Acceptable Sometimes uses punctuation correctly	1 - Limited Rarely uses punctuation correctly
Spaces	4 - Excellent Consistently puts spaces in between words	3 - Proficent Usually puts spaces in between words	2 - Acceptable Sometimes puts spaces in between words	1 - Limited Rarely puts on between words
Wording Makes Sense	4 - Excellent Consistently uses sentences which make sense	3 - Proficent Usually uses sentences which make sense	2 - Acceptable Sometimes uses sentences which make sense	1 - Limited Rarely uses sentences which make sense
Social Studies	4 - Excellent Explains in detail which part of government he/she would like to work for	3 - Proficent Explains which part of government he/she would like to work for, lacks details	2 - Acceptable Briefly explains which part of government he/she would like to work for	1 - Limited Does not explain why he/she would like to work for a part of the government