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Compare / Contrast Essay
8 sentence paragraph: Spring Break
Rubric Code:
V5746W
By
gretchen72
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Public Rubric
Subject:
(General)
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
K-5
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Desserts
Poor
1 pts
Ok
2 pts
Fair
3 pts
Good
4 pts
Topic Paragraph
Poor
Includes a topic sentence that doesn't have a topic sentence word, topic, or a clear focus of the subject.
Supporting sentences may not clarify or are not present
Ok
Includes a topic sentence with a topic sentence word, topic, and a clear focus of the paragraph subject.
Supporting sentences may not clarify or are not present
Fair
Includes a topic sentence with a topic sentence word, topic, and a clear focus of the paragraph subject.
Includes 1 supporting sentence to clarify your topic.
Good
Includes a topic sentence with a topic sentence word, topic, and a clear focus of the paragraph subject.
Includes 2 or more supporting sentences to clarify your topic.
Similarities Paragraph
Topic Sentence
Poor
Does not include a topic sentence word, topic, or subject of the paragraph.
The reader is confused about what your paragraph is about.
Ok
Does not include a topic sentence word, topic, or subject of the paragraph.
The reader might not know exactly what your paragraph is about.
Fair
Includes a topic sentence word, topic, and the focus of the paragraph subject.
The reader might not know exactly what your paragraph is about.
Good
Includes a topic sentence word, topic, and a clear focus of the paragraph subject.
The reader understands exactly what your paragraph is about.
Transition 1
Poor
Does not include a transition word.
Fact is not clear and reader may not understand it.
Ok
Does not include a transition word.
Fact is general.
Fair
Includes a transition word and gives a fact about how the 2 subjects are similar.
Fact is general.
Good
Includes a transition word and gives a fact about how the 2 subjects are similar.
Fact is clear and detailed.
Explanation 1
Poor
1 or 2 sentences do not help the reader get a clearer picture of your fact.
Facts are not explained for either item
Ok
1 or 2 sentences do not help the reader get a clearer picture of your fact.
May explain the fact only a little bit.
Fair
2 sentences further add details to the first transition fact.
Reader gets a clearer picture of your fact.
Good
2 sentences further add details to the first transition fact.
Reader gets a very clear picture of your fact. These details make your fact come alive.
Transition 2
Poor
Does not include a transition word.
Fact is not clear and reader may not understand it.
Ok
Does not include a transition word.
Fact is general.
Fair
Includes a transition word and gives a fact about how the 2 subjects are similar.
Fact is general.
Good
Includes a transition word and gives a fact about how the 2 subjects are similar.
Fact is clear and detailed.
Explanation 2
Poor
1 or 2 sentences do not help the reader get a clearer picture of your fact.
Facts are not explained for either item
Ok
1 or 2 sentences do not help the reader get a clearer picture of your fact.
May explain the fact only a little bit.
Fair
2 sentences further add details to the first transition fact.
Reader gets a clearer picture of your fact.
Good
2 sentences further add details to the first transition fact.
Reader gets a very clear picture of your fact. These details make your fact come alive.
Transition 3
Poor
Does not include a transition word.
Fact is not clear and reader may not understand it.
Ok
Does not include a transition word.
Fact is general.
Fair
Includes a transition word and gives a fact about how the 2 subjects are similar.
Fact is general.
Good
Includes a transition word and gives a fact about how the 2 subjects are similar.
Fact is clear and detailed.
Explanation 3
Poor
1 or 2 sentences do not help the reader get a clearer picture of your fact.
Facts are not explained for either item
Ok
1 or 2 sentences do not help the reader get a clearer picture of your fact.
May explain the fact only a little bit.
Fair
2 sentences further add details to the first transition fact.
Reader gets a clearer picture of your fact.
Good
2 sentences further add details to the first transition fact.
Reader gets a very clear picture of your fact. These details make your fact come alive.
Conclusion
Poor
Does not include a conclusion word, topic, or the focus of the paragraph subject.
May not wrap up the paragraph.
Is not be similar to the topic sentence.
Ok
Does not include a conclusion word, topic, or the focus of the paragraph subject.
May not wrap up the paragraph.
May not be similar to the topic sentence.
Fair
Includes a conclusion word, topic, and the focus of the paragraph subject.
Wraps up the paragraph.
Isn't similar to the topic sentence.
Good
Includes a conclusion word, topic, and the focus of the paragraph subject.
Wraps up the paragraph.
Is similar to the topic sentence.
Differences Paragraph
Enter Title
Poor
Ok
Fair
Good
Enter Title
Poor
Ok
Fair
Good
Enter Title
Poor
Ok
Fair
Good
Mechanics
Poor
Many errors in final draft.
6 or more errors
spelling errors
punctuation errors
mechanics errors
Ok
Many errors in final draft.
5-6 errors
spelling errors
punctuation errors
mechanics errors
Fair
Some errors in final draft.
3-4 errors
spelling errors
punctuation errors
mechanics errors
Good
Few errors in final draft.
0-2 errors
spelling errors
punctuation errors
mechanics errors
Word Processing
Poor
Did not follow APA format
Font: Times
Size: 12
Double spaced
Ok
Two errors in APA format
Font: Times
Size: 12
Double spaced
Fair
One error in APA format
Font: Times
Size: 12
Double spaced
Good
Followed APA format
Font: Times
Size: 12
Double spaced
Subjects:
(General)
Types:
Assignment
Writing
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