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Writing a Summary Paragraph
Writing a Paragraph
Students were instructed to write a summarizing paragraph. Students were provided with a model of a paragraph which they analyzed to determine it must include topic sentence, detail sentences, and a closing sentence.
Rubric Code:
CXC65C5
By
marieruth
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Subject:
English
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
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Paragraph Writing
Excellent
4 pts
Good
3 pts
Fair
2 pts
Poor
1 pts
Topic/Opening Sentence
Excellent
The topic sentence is located in the beginning of the paragraph and is the main idea. Topic sentence describes what the story or article is about, giving the reader a sneak-peak to the rest of the paragraph.
Good
Topic sentence is located in the beginning of the paragraph. It supports the main idea, but does not provide a sneak-peek to the rest of the paragraph.
Fair
Topic sentence is located in the beginning of the paragraph but does not provide the main idea of the paragraph. Reader has a difficult time understanding what the article is about.
Poor
No evidence of a topic sentence or opening sentence to the paragraph.
Details
Excellent
Paragraph has a minimum of 3 or more details. The details describe the article or story and support the topic sentence.
Good
Paragraph has a minimum of 2 details but no more than three details. The details describe the article or story and support the topic sentence.
Fair
Paragraph has three details but do not support the topic sentence or the paragraph has one detail that supports the topic sentence.
Poor
Paragraph has no supporting details.
Closing Sentence
Excellent
Paragraph has a detailed closing sentence that mirrors the topic sentence.
Good
Paragraph has a detailed closing sentence that does not mirror the topic or opening sentence.
Fair
Paragraph has a closing sentence that is very vague (not detailed).
Poor
Paragraph does not a include a closing sentence.
Mechanics
Excellent
Paragraph shows no errors in punctuation and capitalization (including proper nouns). Paragraph has an indented topic sentence.
Good
Paragraph shows few errors in punctuation and capitalization. Paragraph has an indented topic sentence.
Fair
Paragraph shows many errors in punctuation and capitalization. Paragraph has an indented topic sentence.
Poor
Paragraph shows many errors in punctuation and capitalization. Paragraph does not have an indented topic sentence.
Spelling
Excellent
Paragraph shows no errors in spelling.
Good
Paragraph shows a few errors in spelling.
Fair
Paragraph shows many errors in spelling.
Poor
Paragraph shows many errors in spelling that make the writing hard to understand for the reader.
Legibility
Excellent
Paragraph is easily read and organized well. Paragraph shows spaces between words. Handwriting is neat.
Good
Paragraph is easily read but may not be organized well. Paragraph shows spaces between words. Handwriting is neat.
Fair
Paragraph is organized but words may be too close together. Handwriting is legible.
Poor
Handwriting is illegible.
Subjects:
English
Types:
Writing
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