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How To Paragraph 
The students will write a How To paragraph on a topic of their choice.
Rubric Code: U737X9
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Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: K-5

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Conventions

1

There are more than 6 mistakes in spelling, grammar or sentence structure.
2

There are 3-6 spelling, grammar or sentence structure mistakes in the final format.
3

There are 1-3 spelling, grammar or sentence structure mistakes in the final format.
4

There are no Spelling, Grammar or Sentence Structure mistakes in the final format.
Paragraph format

1

The writer did not indent and the paragraph and is hard to read. They did not have a topic sentence.
2

The writer did not indent and the paragraph is a little hard to read. The topic sentence is off topic.
3

The writer did not indent and the paragraph has an nice flow.They have a topic sentence that could be a little more clear.
4

The writer has indented and has written a nice paragraph. They have a topic sentence that clearly states the main idea.
Description of Process

1

The steps are not clear or in order.
2

The steps of the How To Paragraph are there. However, they are not clear to the reader.
3

The writer wrote the steps of how to do something. Some steps could have been a little more clear.
4

The writer did an excellent job telling the reader how to do something. The steps are clear and specific.
Use of Sequence Words

1

The writer did not use any sequence words. The steps are very confusing to the reader.
2

The writer used very little sequence words in this project. The steps are somewhat confusing.
3

The writer used some sequence words while writing the how to paragraph. The lack of sequence words did not effect the how to paragraph.
4

The writer used sequence words to show how to do something.
Word Choice

1

The writer does not have acceptable word choice in this paragraph.
2

The writer has very little different word choices for the paragraph.
3

The writer has nice word choice. They could have writen with a little more descriptivness.
4

The writer has excellent word choice and uses descriptive words in their writing.




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