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Plural Nouns Power Point Plural Nouns Objective: Students will change singular nouns to plural nouns by identifying & applying appropriate spelling rule. Demonstrate command of the conventions of standard English capitalization, punctuation, and spelling when writing. Rubric Code: CXWB269 By petersons2 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: (General) Type: Assignment Grade Levels: K-5

Plural Noun Power Point Create rule slide and Question slide for each rule: s, es, ies, y
	Needs improvement 1 pts	Proficient 2 pts	Excellent 3 pts
Used correctly in example Student will create a sample multiple choice question using correct spelling of plural	Needs improvement Student correctly created less than 6 sample multiple choice sentences.	Proficient Student correctly created 6-7 sample multiple choice sentences.	Excellent Student correctly created 8-9 sample multiple choice sentences.
Identified correct plural ending	Needs improvement Student can identify the correct plural ending for 5 or less nouns.	Proficient Student can identify the correct plural ending for 6 - 7 nouns.	Excellent Student can identify the correct plural ending for 8 - 9.
Identifies Spelling Rule the student can state correct spelling rule for s, es, y and ies	Needs improvement 4 or more errors on identifying proper spelling rule/spelling of plural noun form. May have misspellings.	Proficient Less than 3 errors on identifying proper spelling rule/spelling of plural noun form. May have 3 or less misspellings.	Excellent 1 - no errors on identifying proper spelling rule/spelling of plural noun form. No misspellings.
Conventions Student uses correct capitalization, punctuation, and sentence structure.	Needs improvement 4 or more errors in capitalization, punctuation, or complete sentences.	Proficient 2-3 errors in capitalization, punctuation, or complete sentences.	Excellent 1-no errors in capitalization, punctuation, or complete sentences.