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Opinion Writing 
Rubric Code: R89WBA
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Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: K-5

Powered by iRubric Opinion Paragraph
 

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Introduction paragraph

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Topic/opinion is not stated. no facts are given to support
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Topic is stated in a complete sentence, but does express opinion fully and only 1 additional fact is given to support topic
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Hook is stated in a complete sentence but does not draw reader in, additional facts are given to support opinion
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Hook begins the writing piece and draws the reader in, 3 additional, well written facts are written supporting opinion
Supporting reasons

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Contains no specific reasons to support opinions and no details
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Contains 2 specific reasons to support opinion
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Contains 3 reasons to support opinion, but aren't clear
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Contains 3 specific reasons to support opinion
Details

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no additional detail is given to aid in the description of the topic/ opinion and leaves the reader wondering more
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very little information is given to add details to the reason, not much description
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gives details to support, description could have been made better with use of additional adjectives and information to help reader clearly visualize
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gives outstanding details and
description adding vital information to make the reasons in your opinion extremely clear to the reader
word choice/ voice

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writer does not link opinions and reasons with words. Does not use specific language or adjectives. Does not connect to reader
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writer attempts to link opinions and reasons with words, phrases. rarely uses specific language or adjectives
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writer links some opinions and reasons with words, phrases. Uses some vivad language and adjectives
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writer links opinions and reasons with words, phrases. uses specific language and adjectives to make their writing unique
Organization/Structure

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No organization. Transitions are not present.
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Organization is clear. Some transitions are present, none of the paragraphs are indented
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Logical progression of details. Transitions present, however do not enhance the overall effectiveness of the paragraph, most paragraphs are indented
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Logical progression of details. Transitions are appropriate and used effectively, every paragraph is indented
Grammar/ spelling

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More than 13 errors in grammar and spelling that catch the readers attention and interrupt the flow of the paragraph.
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9-13 errors in grammar and spelling that catch the readers attention and interrupt the flow of writing
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5-8 errors in grammar or spelling, affects reading slightly
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3-4 errors in grammar or spelling but does not affect flow of writing
Closing paragraph

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missing restating of opinion, missing conclusion
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restates opinion, give only one last detail does not have concluding sentence
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restates opinion, gives few details, has concluding sentence
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restates opinion
and gives good closing details to the writing piece with concluding sentence




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