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Snapshot Writing 
Students take a scene from the story that was not described by the author and write the scene using as many sensory images as possible.
Rubric Code: X686C8
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Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  Poor

2 pts

Mediocre

5 pts

Excellent

7 pts

Quantity of Writing

Poor

The writer wrote one short paragraph.
Mediocre

The writer constructed a two paragraph piece, but could have gone into more detail.
Excellent

The writer constructed more than two paragraphs, and the writing was detailed.
Shows Not Tells

Poor

The writer used mundane verbs and told the scene rather than showed the scene.
Mediocre

The writer attempted to use dynamic verbs and somewhat achieved showing not telling.
Excellent

The writer used dynamic verbs throughout the writing and showed the scene.
Similes

Poor

No similes were used in the writing.
Mediocre

One simile was used in the writing.
Excellent

Two or more similes were used in the writing.
Creativity

Poor

There is a lack of creativity in the writing.
Mediocre

There is an attempt at creativity in the writing.
Excellent

The writing is creative and fresh; it provides a "snapshot" of the scene through the writing.
Capitalization

Poor

There were five or more errors in capitalization.
Mediocre

There were two-four errors in capitalization.
Excellent

There was one or no errors in capitalization.
Format

Poor

There are errors in the heading or double spacing was not done, or the font is the wrong size.
Mediocre

There was one error in either the heading or the formatting of the writing.
Excellent

There were no errors in either the heading or the formatting of the writing.



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