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iRubric: Great 4th Grade Book Summary rubric

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Great 4th Grade Book Summary Great 4th Grade Paragraph This rubric will help students develop a shortened condensed version of their book. Rubric Code: F63B8A By jmacweller Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: K-5

4th Grade Paragraph Rubric This rubric is used to determine success of 4th grade writing assignment.
	Area of concern 1 pts	Progressing toward standard 2 pts	Meets standard 3 pts	Score (N/A)
Capitalization	Area of concern Minimal sentences begin with capital letters, and few proper nouns are capitalized.	Progressing toward standard Most sentences begin with capital letters, and some proper nouns are capitalized.	Meets standard All sentences begin with capital letters, and all proper nouns are capitalized.	Score
Punctuation	Area of concern Minimal sentences contain punctuation marks.	Progressing toward standard Most sentences contain punctuation marks.	Meets standard All sentences contain punctuation marks.	Score
Spacing	Area of concern Spacing is inappropriate, and didn't skip lines.	Progressing toward standard Spacing is appropriate, but didn't skip lines consistently or wrote outside the left and/or right margin.	Meets standard Each sentence contains words that are spaced appropriately, skipped lines, and stayed within the right and left margin.	Score
Content of Summary	Area of concern Summary is missing either a topic sentence or many of the main events and opinions are added	Progressing toward standard Summary contains a topic sentence but does not include all the main events and some opinions are added	Meets standard Summary contains a topic sentence, the most important main events, and no opinions are added	Score
Summary structure	Area of concern The sequence of main events is out of order and many unimportant details are added	Progressing toward standard The sequence of main events is mostly clear , but some unimportant details are added	Meets standard The reader gets a clear idea of the sequence of main events of the story and extra details are not included	Score