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Writer's Notebook Rubric Writer's Notebook Rubric Rubric Code: R3BX65 By lloydj Draft Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: (none)

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	Excellent 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts	No evidence 0 pts
Quality	Excellent Writer uses notebook to think about and craft writing in exceptionally interesting ways and is effective in doing so. There is some evidence of mini lessons.	Good Writer is using notebook as a way to examine thinking and/or work on improving writing. There is evidence of mini lessons.	Fair Writer sometimes uses notebook thoughtfully and sometimes has reporting entries that seem to be just filling up the page. There is often evidence of mini lessons.	Poor Writer uses notebook like a diary or simply reports what's happening. There is no evidence of mini lessons.	No evidence Has nothing or almost nothing in notebook or does not turn in notebook. Mini lesson- what is that?
Frequency	Excellent Always writes in notebook in school and home. Each entry is developed.	Good Usually writes in notebook in school and home. Some entries are developed.	Fair Often writes in notebook in school and home. Few entries are developed.	Poor Seldom writes in notebook at school. There is little evidence of entries being developed.	No evidence Has nothing or almost nothing in notebook or does not turn in notebook
Risk and Neatness	Excellent Writer tries entries taught in class and invents interesting and effective ones for stretching thinking and making writing better. Your notebook shows that you treasure writing.	Good Tries out many of the strategies discussed in class. Your entries are usually neat, clean, and cared for.	Fair Writer has a small number of strategies he or she uses over and over again. Some of the entries are clean and well cared for.	Poor Writer seems to be just reporting on the page and every entry sounds the same. Your notebook is not neat and well cared for.	No evidence Has nothing or almost nothing in notebook or does not turn in notebook. You let your dog get your notebook.
Mechanics and Conventions	Excellent Writer takes effective risks with conventions and plays around with the role of conventions in writing. Someone else can read your entries easily.	Good Writer uses conventions appropriate to his or her own independent writing level. Uses what he or she knows. Someone else can usually read your entries.	Fair Writer makes a handful of mistakes that he or she knows are mistakes. It is often difficult for someone else to read your entries.	Poor Writer seems not to be paying attention to conventions. It is very difficult for someone else to read your entries.	No evidence Has nothing or almost nothing in notebook or does not turn in notebook. You cannot even read your entries.

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