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iRubric: Character Trait rubric

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Character Trait Character Trait Students write a paragraph about a character's traits and motivation using evidence from the text. Rubric Code: R833AA By Kc1978 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: 6-8

Character Traits
	Excellent 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Character	Excellent The paragraph clearly defines character and his/her traits.	Good The paragraph defines character and his/her traits.	Fair The paragraph does not clearly define the character and his/her traits	Poor The paragraph does not define the character and his/her traits.
Sentences	Excellent Sentences are clear and relate to the topic.	Good Sentences are clear and mostly relate to the topic	Fair Sentences need to be made clearer and may not all relate to the topic.	Poor Sentences are confusing and do not relate to the topic.
Evidence	Excellent Evidence from the story was listed for each of the adjectives used for character traits.	Good Evidence from the story was listed for most of the adjectives used for character traits.	Fair More evidence from the story is needed to support the adjectives used for character traits.	Poor No evidence from the story was used to support the adjectives used for character traits.
RAFT	Excellent Scholar shows a full understanding of the RAFT formula and applies it to help support answers.	Good Scholar shows understanding of the RAFT formula but misses either their opening or closing sentence.	Fair Scholar shows little understanding of the RAFT formula, leaving out most key elements.	Poor Scholar shows no understanding of the RAFT formula.
Conventions	Excellent Spelling, capitalization, punctuation were minimal.	Good A few (3-4) spelling, capitalization, or punctuation mistakes were made.	Fair Several mistakes (5-8) were made in spelling, capitalization, or punctuation.	Poor Mistakes in spelling, capitalization, or punctuation were many and distracted the reader.