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Retell What I Like to do When It Snows Students write a short paragraph detailing the main events Rubric Code: X9XXC5 By milesbtab Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Reading Grade Levels: K-5

Retell
	Step 1 1 pts	Progressing 2 pts	Proficient 3 pts	Advanced 4 pts
Neatness	Step 1 -Handwriting could be a lot neater. -Contains more than 4 erasures.	Progressing -Handwriting could be neater. -Contains 3-4 erasures.	Proficient -Handwriting is neat. -Contains 1-2 erasures.	Advanced -Handwriting is neat. -Contains no erasures.
Introduction	Step 1 -Not clear	Progressing -Starts to tell about what they read	Proficient - tells the topic of the text.	Advanced -Clearly tells the topic of the text in one sentence -Anyone can tell what this summary is going to be about
Organization	Step 1 -Does not address topic. -Includes only one of the components (beginning, middle, ending) -Sentences are simple.	Progressing -Attempts to address topic. -Includes two of the components(beginning, middle, ending) -Sentences are less complex.	Proficient -Addresses the topic. -Has a beginning middle and ending. -Sentences are varied in complexity. -included transition words	Advanced -Addresses the topic. -Has a beginning, middle, and ending -Sentences are more complex and extensive.
Conventions/no excuse	Step 1 -Contains more than five errors in grammar usage, punctuation, spelling and capitalization.	Progressing -Contains 3-5 errors in grammar usage, punctuation, spelling, and capitalization.	Proficient -Contains 1-2 errors in grammar usage, punctuation, spelling and capitalization.	Advanced -Contains no errors in grammar usage, punctuation, spelling and capitalization.
Conclusion	Step 1 -No final thought or off topic	Progressing -Starts to give a closing thought but still not complete	Proficient -Makes a judgment, an inference about the theme, or a prediction	Advanced -Clearly makes a judgment, an inference about the theme, or a prediction. -including transition words