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iRubric: 5th Grade Written Response Journals rubric

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5th Grade Written Response Journals 5th Grade Reading Response Journals Rubric used to evaluate 5th Grade Written Response Journals. Rubric Code: EC7C57 By Monique513 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Reading Grade Levels: (none)

Reading Journal Scoring rubric for the student's weekly reading responses.
	Above Average 4 pts	Average 3 pts	Below Average 2 pts	Poor 0 pts
Completion Journal entry has at least two paragraphs consisting of 6 or more sentences.	Above Average Journal entry is completed with two paragraphs of 6 complete sentences or more.	Average Journal entry has 4-5 complete sentences in each paragraph.	Below Average Journal entry has 3 complete sentences or less in each paragraph.	Poor Journal response has not been completed at all.
Sentence Structure Student shows use of complete sentences. Student uses capital letters, end punctuation and writes using "fifth grade" sentences.	Above Average Student uses proper sentence form and writes quality, fifth grade sentences.	Average The student makes a few errors in capitalization or punctuation. Fifth grade sentences are generally used.	Below Average The student makes numerous errors in capitalization or punctuation. Sentences show weak structure.	Poor Poor use of capitalization and/or punctuation. Fifth grade sentences are not used.
Content Responses are fully developed and on topic and show depth of thought.	Above Average Responses are fully developed and strongly on-topic. They reflect the students ideas and/or opinions in a well thought-out paragraph.	Average Responses are acceptably developed and remain on-topic for the most part. Student has put some thoughts or ideas into the paragraph.	Below Average Responses are underdeveloped and do not remain on-topic. There is a lack of effort to show the student's own ideas/opinions.	Poor Response is critically underdeveloped and lacking in the key areas of basic English.