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Delphine Writes Papa - "One Crazy Summer" Letter Home Rubric Pretend you are Delphine, and you are writing a letter to Papa. What would she say? Would she write negatively positively about Cecile? Mention at least one thing that has happened in the novel. Letter home must be 5 sentences min. and 10 sentences max. Rubric Code: F2458X6 By hthomson Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: (Other) Grade Levels: (none)

Letter Home
	Exceeds Expectation 15 pts	Meets Expectation 12 pts	Does not meet Expectation 9 pts
Creativity/Voice	Exceeds Expectation The letter sounds exactly like Delphine based on Rita Williams-Garcia's characterization. The letter could have been included in the novel, and the reader would think Delphine (Rita) wrote it.	Meets Expectation The letter sounds like Delphine most of the time based on Rita Williams-Garcia's characterization. The letter could have been included in the novel with some tweaks, and the reader would think Delphine (Rita) wrote it. for the most part.	Does not meet Expectation The letter doesn't sound very much like Delphine based on Rita Williams-Garcia's characterization. It would be obvious to a reader that the letter is out of character from the way that Rita has built her personality. It would not seem to fit with the beginning of the novel.
Mechanics	Exceeds Expectation 1. Letter has a greeting and closing. 2. Letter uses complete sentences that are clear. No run-on or fragment sentences. 3, No spelling or punctuation errors.	Meets Expectation 1. Letter has a greeting and closing.(Missing 1) 2. Letter mostly uses complete sentences that are clear. Few run-on or fragment sentences. 3, Few spelling or punctuation errors.	Does not meet Expectation 1. Letter has no greeting and closing. 2. Letter does not use complete sentences and is not clear. Many run-on or fragment sentences. 3, Many spelling or punctuation errors.
Content/Specific Event	Exceeds Expectation Letter contains events and specific details from the novel. The reader would know what events Delphine was talking about.	Meets Expectation Letter contains an event and a specific detail from the novel. The reader would know what event Delphine was talking about.	Does not meet Expectation Letter does not contain any event and details from the novel. There is no obvious connection to what has happened so far in the novel.