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A Letter to Mother Write a Friendly Letter Write a letter to your mother, expressing your love and gratitude for her; using proper letter format, spelling, punctuation, and grammar. Rubric Code: ZXWXW92 By lovebuj Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: K-5

A Letter to Mother
	Excellent 3 pts	Good 2 pts	Fair 1 pts	Poor 0 pts
Correct Format	Excellent All five basic parts of a letter are included in correct order: Heading, Salutation, Body, Closing and Signature.	Good The body and at least three other parts of a friendly letter are included in correct order.	Fair The body and at least two other parts of the friendly letter are included in correct order.	Poor No Attempt
Punctuation, Spelling and Grammar	Excellent There are no punctuation, spelling or grammar errors in any part of the letter. Letter is neatly handwritten or typed.	Good There are three or fewer punctuation, spelling, or grammar errors. Letter is neatly handwritten or typed.	Fair There are more than three errors or letter is not neatly handwritten or typed.	Poor No Attempt
Body of Letter	Excellent At least three interesting paragraphs, each with important details, are included. Each paragraph has five or more sentences.	Good At least three interesting paragraphs, some with important details, are included. Each paragraph has three to four sentences.	Fair Letter includes one or two paragraphs with few details. There are fewer than three sentences in each paragraph.	Poor No Attempt
Addressing the Envelope	Excellent Envelope is neatly addressed and contains address, return address and postage in correct locations. There are no spelling or punctuation errors.	Good Envelope is neatly addressed and contains address, return address and postage in correct locations. There are one or two spelling or punctuation errors.	Fair Envelope is not neatly addressed or address, return address or postage are not in correct locations or there are more than two spelling or punctuation errors.	Poor No Attempt