iRubric: Narrative writing rubric

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Narrative writing Persuasive writing Rubric Code: RAW8W4 By kelly33332 Draft Public Rubric Subject: Foreign Languages Type: Assessment Grade Levels: K-5

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	Level 1 1 pts	Level 2 2 pts	Level 3 3 pts	Level 4 4 pts
Titre	Level 1 Has no title.	Level 2 has a very simple title.	Level 3 has a title.	Level 4 has an original title that catches attention.
Situation de départ	Level 1 Does not use any of the conventions to describe the setting of the story. Who, when, where?	Level 2 Uses one or two conventions to describes the setting of the story. Who, when, where?	Level 3 Ensures all three conventions are used to describe the setting of the story but with little detail. Who, when, where?	Level 4 Ensures all three conventions are used to describe the setting of the story and uses many details. Who, when where?
Problème	Level 1 Does not have a problem in the story or the problem doesn't make sense.	Level 2 Presented a very simple problem in the story.	Level 3 Presented a problem in the story. Missing some details.	Level 4 Presented a clear problem in the story with many details.
Solution	Level 1 Did not include a solution to the problem.	Level 2 Included a simple solution with little detail.	Level 3 Included a good solution to the problem presented.	Level 4 Included a good solution to the problem presented and included many details.
Interest	Level 1	Level 2 Missing some details to add interest to the story.	Level 3 Had some interesting and unique details that made the story interesting.	Level 4 Had many interesting and unique details that made the story very interesting.
Spelling/clarity	Level 1 Student's work is very difficulty to read. He/She did not add capitals or periods	Level 2 Student's work is sometimes difficult to read. He/She sometimes used capitals or periods.	Level 3 Student's work is mostly clear. He/She used capitals or periods most of the time.	Level 4 Student's work is clear. He/She used capitals or periods.