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Formal and Personal Letter writing Formal and Personal Letter writing After learning the structure of both formal and personal letter writing, write your own letters to someone in authority and a friend. Rubric Code: U2X2886 By zahrad Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Assignment Grade Levels: 6-8

Analysis
	Exceeds 4 pts	Achieving 3 pts	Emerging 2 pts	Does not Meet 1 pts
Letter	Exceeds The student has convincingly wrote a letter to someone in authority and a friend that is neatly, no scratch outs, and it is clear and accurate.	Achieving The student has written a letter to someone in authority and a friend that is neatly, but with one scratch out, and it is accurate.	Emerging The student's letter to someone in authority and a friend was written with scratch outs, and it is not clear and/or accurate.	Does not Meet The student does not have a letter to someone in authority and a friend.
Problem/Solution	Exceeds Student exceeds all of the criterias for including at least 2 problems and a solution: referring to the issue with specific citation, using the text example to form an opinion, and uses the text as proof of their opinion- telling what they think.	Achieving Student meets the the criteria for including 1 problem or a solution: and uses the text as proof of their opinion- telling what they think.	Emerging Student is missing 1 of the criterias for including a problem or a solution and does not use the text as proof of their opinion- telling what they think.	Does not Meet Student does not have or is missing 2+ both a problem and a solution and does not use the text as proof of their opinion- telling what they think.
Organization	Exceeds The student's response is organized and neatly put together in letter form with a date, greeting, signature, and citation at the bottom. It includes the addresses for a formal letter.	Achieving The student's response is organized and put together in letter form, but is missing a date, greeting, and/or signature.	Emerging The student's response is organized and put together in letter form.	Does not Meet The student's response is not organized or put together in letter form.