iRubric: Narrative Writing rubric

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Narrative Writing Narrative Writing Students will write a narrative using a comic strip. Students will develop 2 or more characters, create a problem and solution, and include dialogue and captions. Rubric Code: BXAX958 By cmcummins Draft Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: K-5

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	Well Developed 2 pts	Good 1 pts	Needs Improvement 0 pts
Character Development	Well Developed Introduced 2 or more characters. The characters had names and were an asset to the story line.	Good Introduced 2 or more characters. Characters may or may not have had a name, but were not an asset to the story line.	Needs Improvement Less than 2 characters. Characters did not have names and were not a part of the story line
Dialogue	Well Developed The characters had well developed dialogue in the story. Speech bubbles were used.	Good The characters had some dialogue. Speech bubbles may or may not have been used.	Needs Improvement No dialogue.
Captions	Well Developed Captions were used to gain an understanding of the story line.	Good Some captions were used. They may or may not have aided the story line.	Needs Improvement No captions were added.
Problem/Solution	Well Developed The characters encountered a well-thought out problem and developed to solve the problem before the end of the story.	Good Well thought out problem or solution, but a bit unclear.	Needs Improvement No problem or solution.
Creativity	Well Developed The comic was well developed, thought provoking, colorful, and detailed.	Good The comic was colorful, detailed, and some thought was put into it.	Needs Improvement The author did not put his or her best effort into the comic.