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Narrative Writing Part II Writing Workshop: Raising the Level of Narrative Writing Rubric Code: R75X9 By ilanmckenna Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: 6-8

Narrative Writing Part II
	Poor 1 pts	Nearly There 2 pts	Expected 3 pts	Exemplary 4 pts
Narrative Writing	Poor Writing is disorganized. No story is conveyed. Writing does not have a big idea.	Nearly There Writing tells a story, but is not orderly. The big idea is not clearly illustrated throughout the writing.	Expected Writing is organized and tells a story. The big idea is clear and obvious to the reader.	Exemplary Writing is very well organized and tells a story from beginning to end. The big idea is clear and circulated throughout the writing.
Spelling	Poor 10 or more misspelled words.	Nearly There 5-7 misspelled words.	Expected 2 or less misspelled words.	Exemplary No misspelled words.
Mechanics	Poor 10 or more capitalization, or punctuation mistakes. No paragraphs. No use of dialog. 6-10 wrong verb tense usages.	Nearly There 5-7 capitalization, or punctuation mistakes. Randomly formed paragraphs. Limited to no use of dialog. 3-5 wrong verb tense usages.	Expected 2 or less capitalization, or punctuation mistakes. Deliberately formed paragraphs. 2 or less wrong verb tense usages.	Exemplary No capitalization, or punctuation mistakes. Paragraphs are formed appropriately and are invaluable to the flow of the writing. No wrong verb tense usage.
Neatness	Poor More than 5 erasure marks. Unreadable handwriting. Crumples, or torn paper.	Nearly There 3-4 erasure marks. Messy handwriting. Crumpled, or torn paper.	Expected 1-2 erasure marks. Neat handwriting. Clean paper.	Exemplary No erasure marks. Neat handwriting. Clean paper.
Heading	Poor No title, name, or date on writing.	Nearly There Has a title, but title is not relavent to the writing. First and last name and date are not written in the top right corner on the first page.	Expected Writing has a title that explains what the writing is about. First and last name and date are written in the top right corner of the first page.	Exemplary Writing has an interesting title that is tightly connected with the writing. First and last name and date are written in the top right corner on the first page.