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Descriptive Writing: Gingerbread House for Sale Descriptive Writing Rubric Rubric Code: H24596A By dawnascott Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: K-5

Gingerbread House For Sale
	Needs Improvement 1 pts	Good 2 pts	Great 3 pts
Brainstorming	Needs Improvement Student had difficulty putting ideas down on graphic organizers. Less than half of each graphic organizer was filled. (Nouns, Adjectives, and/or Sensory Details)	Good Student put ideas down on graphic organizers. At least half of each graphic organizer was filled. (Nouns, Adjectives, and/or Sensory Details)	Great Student put ideas down on graphic organizers. More than half of each graphic organizer was filled. (Nouns, Adjectives, and/or Sensory Details)
Content	Needs Improvement Student's essay had 5 paragraphs that are not marked with clear indention. Each paragraph focused on a specific room of the house as instructed using the graphic organizer. Multiple paragraphs lacked 3 sentences with clear descriptive details.	Good Student's essay had 5 paragraphs that are marked with indention. Each paragraph focused on a specific room of the house as instructed using the graphic organizer. Most paragraphs contained at least 3 sentences with some descriptive details.	Great Student's essay had 5 paragraphs that are clearly marked with indention. Each paragraph focused on a specific room of the house as instructed using the graphic organizer. Each paragraph contained at least 3 sentences with clear descriptive details.
Mechanics	Needs Improvement Student made multiple errors in capitalization, punctuation, and spelling. Handwriting is reflective of some effort but is somewhat difficult to read.	Good Student used grade appropriate capitalization, punctuation, and spelling. Handwriting is reflective of some effort and is mostly easy to read.	Great Student used grade appropriate capitalization, punctuation, and spelling. Handwriting is reflective of his/her best effort and is easy to read.