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Reflective Letter Reflective Letter This letter reflects upon the student's experience of his/her specific grade, and gives advice to future students who will follow in his/her footsteps. Rubric Code: HCB6B8 By mmoser Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Assignment Grade Levels: K-5, 6-8

Reflective Letter
	8 pts	6 pts	4 pts	2 pts
Audience	8 In great detail you: -establish a bond with the audience -share your own personal point of view and experiences. -make local references -share opinions about your grade/subject/teacher.	6 In some detail you: -have three to four of the four parts from the first column.	4 In little detail you: -have two or fewer of the parts from the first column	2 In minimal to no detail you: -have one of the parts from the first column
Advice	8 In great detail: -your advice is clearly explained and helpful -you also offer examples, which clarifies what you mean -you also provide a context for your advice -the readers understand how to apply your advice	6 In some detail you: -have three to four of the four parts from the first column.	4 In little detail you: -have two or fewer of the parts from the first column	2 In minimal to no detail you: -have one of the parts from the first column
Cohesion/flow	8 In great detail: -the letter works as a whole -there is an interesting introduction -you develop your ideas, and describe them -you close the letter with an appropriate conclusion and greeting and closing are in the correct format.	6 In some detail you: -have three to four of the four parts from the first column.	4 In little detail you: -have two or fewer of the parts from the first column	2 In minimal to no detail you: -have one of the parts from the first column
Tone	8 In great detail: -you have written this letter in a voice that is engaging -your vocabulary is appropriate to the context and the purpose -the tone sounds conversational -your sentences are grammatically correct.	6 In some detail you: -have three to four of the four parts from the first column.	4 In little detail you: -have two or fewer of the parts from the first column	2 In minimal to no detail you: -have one of the parts from the first column