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Expository Paragraph Like Riding A Bicycle Expository Paragraph Like Riding A Bicycle Students will write an expository paragraph using the process approach with a graphic organizer. The process approach includes brainstorming, drafting, revising, editing, publishing Rubric Code: FX74C6W By brianabella Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: K-5

Expository Paragraph
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts
Brainstorming - Graphic Organizer	Poor Student does not use the graphic organizer to brainstorm.	Fair Student uses the graphic organizer, but does not include organized steps or details.	Good Student uses the graphic organizer, uses organized steps AND details.
Drafting	Poor The students writes 1-2 sentences explaining how to ride a bicycle.	Fair The student writes a paragraph containing 3-4 sentences explaining how to ride a bicycle.	Good The student writes a full paragraph containing 5 or more sentences explaining how to ride a bicycle.
Revising	Poor The students does not make any revisions to their paragraph.	Fair The student revises their paragraph to include 1-2 more richer detail about riding a bicycle. Richer details may include adjectives and adverbs.	Good The student revises their paragraph to include 3 more richer details about riding a bicycle. Richer details may include adjectives and adverbs.
Editing	Poor The student does not edit misspellings or grammatical errors. There are 4 or more errors within their paragraph.	Fair The student does edit their misspellings and grammatical errors, but the paragraph contains 2-3 errors.	Good The student edits their misspellings and grammatical errors. Their paragraph contains 1 or less errors.
Publishing	Poor The student does not publish their finished writing.	Fair The student publishes their finished paragraph in a word document or power point document and does not present it to the class.	Good The student publishes their finished paragraph in a word or power point document and presents it to the class.