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Personal Narrative Students are producing writing pieces about a significant event in their lives using the elements of a personal narrative. Rubric Code: T47AB4 By mattfisco Draft Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: K-5

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	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Fantastic 4 pts
Writing Process	Poor You only handed in a final copy.	Fair Your first draft is exactly the same as your final copy.	Good You showed evidence of most of the writing process.	Fantastic You showed evidence of brainstorming, editing, revising, and publishing.
Personal Narrative	Poor You final copy is a different genre of writing.	Fair Your writing piece has some elements of a personal narrative.	Good Your writing piece has most of the elements of a personal narrative.	Fantastic Your writing piece has all the elements of a personal narrative. The story is about an important event from your own life.
Story development	Poor You do not have an introduction and conclusion. You wrote "The End" at the end of your narrative.	Fair Your writing piece is missing either an introduction or conclusion.	Good You have an introduction and conclusion but the reader doesn't know why the story was important to you.	Fantastic You have a clear intro and conclusion that lets the reader know what your story will be about and why the event is important to you. You also stretched the moment and used interesting verbs.
Title	Poor Your narrative does not have a title.	Fair Your title does not match the events of your story.	Good You have a title that matches the events of your story.	Fantastic You have a creative title that matches the events in your story.
Writing Mechanics	Poor Your writing is difficult to read.	Fair You have many punctuation and spelling errors.	Good You used correct punctuation and spelling throughout most of your story.	Fantastic You used correct punctuation and spelling throughout your narrative.