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iRubric: Narrative Writing rubric

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Narrative Writing exposition, hook, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution, sentence variety, transitions, sentence beginnings, STEAL Rubric Code: UX8C3XA By Ellen_Burrell Draft Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 6-8

Narrative Writing Enter rubric description
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Hook Enter description	Poor There is not evidence of a hook to engage the reader.	Fair Student followed one of the examples, but the hook needs additional work to capture the reader's interest.	Good Student followed one of the examples, and the hook works well to capture the interest of the reader.	Excellent Student followed one of the examples and showed creativity in adapting it to their story fully engaging the reader.
Exposition Enter description	Poor Student did not successfully introduce the main character(s) using STEAL. Little to no mention of setting and background.	Fair Student introduced the main character(s) using at least two STEAL techniques. Setting and/or background is mentioned.	Good Student introduced the main character(s) using at least three STEAL techniques. Setting and background are addressed.	Excellent Student creatively introduced the main character(s) using at least four STEAL techniques. Setting and background is thoroughly addressed.
Sentence structure Enter description	Poor Narrative is written with simple sentence structures.	Fair Narrative is written predominately with simple sentence structures with evidence of a few compound and complex sentences.	Good Narrative is written with a variety of sentence structures.	Excellent Narrative is written with exceptional examples of a variety of sentence structures.
Sentence beginnings	Poor Sentence beginning are repeated within paragraphs and use mostly taboo words.	Fair Sentence beginnings show some variety and use some taboo words.	Good Sentence beginnings use -ing words, prepositional phrases, and subordinating conjunctions	Excellent Use of -ing words, prepositional phrases, and subordinating conjunctions are used creatively.
Conventions	Poor More than 7 mistakes in grammar, spelling, and punctuation.	Fair 5-7 mistakes in grammar, spelling, and punctuation.	Good 3-5 mistakes in grammar, spelling, and punctuation	Excellent 1-2 mistakes in grammar, spelling, and punctuation.