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How-To (Final)
Following Directions
TASK: writing directions for a familiar activity
Rubric Code:
HXXCWC2
By
suellenhenry
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Subject:
English
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
K-5
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Following Directions
Great
4 pts
Good
3 pts
Fair
2 pts
Poor
1 pts
logical order
Great
It flows logically. You know what to do for each step.
Good
Most of it is in logical order.
Fair
Limited logical order.
Poor
Inconsistent logical order -nonexistent.
temporal words
Great
There are temporal words in each sentence/step (first, second, third, next, then, in closing, etc.).
Good
3 or more temporal words used.
Fair
2 temporal words used.
Poor
0-1 temporal words used.
Paragraphs
Great
Introduction & Directions, sections are indented. Conclusion wraps up the How to in a logical way.
Good
Contains Introduction & Directions, 1/2 sections are indented.
Fair
1/3 sections are indented. Contains a basic conclusion.
Poor
0-1 paragraphs indented and conclusion doesn't wrap up the How to in a logical way.
Introduction
Great
State why you are good at doing this activity and 2 sentences explaining your personal experience in this area. Tell reader why they should try doing this task.
Good
States why you are so good at this activity. Tells 1 sentence explaining your personal experience with this activity. Explains why the reader should try doing this activity.
Fair
Tells why you are so good at this activity. May not explain your personal experience with this activity OR why the reader should try doing this task.
Poor
Simply states 1/3 of criteria stated in rubric box #1.
Total Points
Great
14-16 pts.
Good
10-13
Fair
7-9
Poor
6-below
Keywords:
following directions
Subjects:
English
Types:
Writing
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