iRubric: What's in a Name Paper rubric

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What's in a Name Paper Language Arts When writing your name paper you must include the following to receive full points: Rubric Code: Y3X7CC By triciaseei Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: K-5, 6-8

Language Arts/Writing
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 3 pts	Good 5 pts
Paragraph one	Poor *Introduces your name, but is poorly written with no topic sentence or no supporting sentences to back up the topic sentence.	Fair Introduces your name and has a topic sentence (main idea). Explains in little detail the derivative of name with only minimal explanation of names origin	Good Introduces your name and has a topic sentence with two supporting statements Statements are consistent and clarify the origin of their name.
Paragraph two	Poor Paragraph gives little information about nicknames, how they came about, or any other information about your name. No Transitional terms, *Sentences do not have enough detail.	Fair Paragraph explains nickname, but leaves out why/how nickname came about in detail Has transitional terms, with some supporting detail.	Good Paragraph explains in great detailed sentences nickname, and derivative of nickname. *Has Transitional terms, with extensive supporting detail.
Paragraph three	Poor Likes and dislikes about name are not included in paragraph. Paragraph is confusing, giving minimal support of why or why not you would keep/change your name.	Fair Likes and dislikes are explained, but with weak explanation Stated that you would or would not keep your name, but gave no supporting information.	Good Likes and dislikes are explained with supporting details. Stated that you would or would not keep your name and gave two reasons why.
Conventions	Poor Attempts to spell high frequency words correctly. Capitalization is omitted *Punctuation is random, and sentences are repetitive.	Fair Spelling of high-frequency words is still spotty Usually uses capital letters for proper nouns and at beginnings or sentences. *Punctuation is used incorrectly, and sentences are redundant.	Good High-frequency words are all spelled correctly Captials used for obvious proper nouns as well as sentence beginnings. *Punctuation is used correctly, and sentences are written using complete thoughts.
Poster	Poor *Poster is messy, with little color.	Fair *Poster is neat and tidy with some color.	Good *Poster in neat, full of color and creative.