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Fairy Tale Tabloid News Article
Tabloid News Article
Rubric Code:
E2XW956
By
amy106
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Subject:
English
Type:
Assessment
Grade Levels:
K-5, 6-8
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Fairy Tale Tabloid Article
Fair
16 pts
Good
18 pts
Excellent
20 pts
Headline
Fair
Headline/title is missing or inaccurate
Good
Headline is lengthy or contains a basic title relating to the article/topic.
Excellent
Headline is short, snappy phrase, and has a subheading that is humorous or adds an element of intrigue
Tone
Fair
Narrative tone, written with details that are not relevant. The events are not dramatized, but instead the article retells the story without adding anything new. Writer uses first person POV or includes personal opinion.
Good
Tone varies between factual and narrative. The reporter states some opinions. It is some what dramatized, entertaining, and humorous. Writing is mostly objective and is mostly told in third person POV.
Excellent
Factual tone, stating nonfactual events. The reporter does not state his/her opinion. It is dramatized, entertaining, and humorous. Writing remains objective and in third person POV.
Format
Fair
Includes few relevant information: Who? What? When? Where? Why? How? Contains no interpretive information.
Good
Includes most relevant information: Who? What? When? Where? Why? How? Contains a mix between factual and interpretative information.
Excellent
Includes all relevant information: Who? What? When? Where? Why? How? Contains an interpretation of information or speculation as to what may have happened.
Organization
Fair
Article does not follow news article format or sequencing of information.
Good
Attempts were made to present information in correct form or order.
Excellent
The information is presented in the form of lead paragraph, followed by supporting details.
Grammar
Fair
There are numerous errors in grammar, punctuation, or spelling that make it difficult to understand the article.
Good
There are several errors in grammar, punctuation, or spelling, but they do not hinder comprehension.
Excellent
There are few or no errors in grammar punctuation, or spelling
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English
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