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Final Personal Narrative
Personal Narrative: Holiday Memory
Rubric Code:
V3W775
By
MrRosen
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Subject:
English
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
(none)
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10 Minute Write
Poor
4 pts
Fair
7 pts
Good
10 pts
Ideas
Poor
Details are limited and unclear.
Fair
Good details. The reader does have a picture of what is being described. There is a description of the lesson learned by the writer.
Good
Specific details give the reader important information that goes beyond the obvious. Details help create a clear picture for the reader. Great description of the lessonlearned by the reader.
Organization
Poor
Information is not organized. Connections between ideas are confusing. Reader has a hard time following the description. No clear beginning and ending.
Fair
Logical sequencing of ideas and memories. Paper is generally easy to follow. Good beginning and ending.
Good
Inviting introduction and satisfying conclusion. Organization enhances information and is creative. Good transitions.
Sentence Fluency
Poor
Sentence starters and lengths are the same, making the rhythm of the narrative choppy and difficult to read. There are many poorly-constructed sentences, fragments, or run-ons.
Fair
Some sentences have varied starters and lengths. Sentences are usually well-built. Some run-ons and fragments.
Good
Well-built sentence enhance the story. Varied sentence starters and lengths are found consistently in the narrative. Very few run-ons/fragments.
Word Choice
Poor
Limited vocabulary and nonspecific words detract from meaning of the narrative.
Fair
Words are specific and colorful in several places, but overall the language looks like the first words that popped into the writer's mind.
Good
Language and phrasing is natural, effective, and appropriate for the audience. Striking words and phrases often catch the reader's eye and linger in the reader's mind.
Conventions
Poor
Errors in spelling, punctuation, capitalization, and grammar make the text difficult to read. Spellcheck not used.
Fair
Editing and use of spellcheck is inconsistent. Spelling, punctuation, capitalization and grammar are usually correct.
Good
Spelling, punctuation, capitalization and grammar are generally correct. Uses conventions to make the piece easy to read.
Subjects:
English
Types:
Writing
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