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This rubric is how written homework/classwork assignments from your textbook or other medium will be evaluated. Points will be distributed by the following scale: Level 4 is 25 points Level 3 is 20 points Level 2 is 15 points Level 1 is 0-5 points

This rubric is how written homework/classwork assignments from your textbook or other medium will be evaluated. Points will be distributed by the following scale: Level 4 is 25 points Level 3 is 20 points Level 2 is 15 points Level 1 is 0-5 points

The grading rubric for the flowchart/graphic organizer students will make to demonstrate concept understanding.

Write a 5 paragraph descriptive essay about a real place that is part of a special memory. Use the writing techniques we have studied in class, including vivid verbs, figurative language, and sensory details. In the first paragraph, start with a descriptive hook, give a focus (setting, protagonist, purpose) and decide how best to organize your description, using transitions to guide your reader through the next 4 paragraphs. Use a first-person point-of-view and add imagination and emotion. Handwrite or type your first draft, and import your final draft into Moodle. Be sure to edit for spelling, grammar, mechanics and usage. Self-grade your writing on this rubric and hand in with your first draft. Hand in rubric and first draft on the day final draft is due.

Students will write a summary about their chosen novels.

Summary and review of a summer reading book

Rubric for evaluating student presentations. Can be applied to any presentation. Adopted from http://www.ncsu.edu/midlink/rub.pres.html

Objects being compared in the Venn diagram: __________________ and ___________________

Objects being compared in the Venn diagram: __________________ and ___________________