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Letter About Living in the Colonial Times Letter About Living in the Colonial Times Students read pg. 42-47 of "If You Lived In Colonial Times." After students imagined they spent a day with a colonial family, they wrote a letter to a friend telling them what colonial houses are like. Rubric Code: JX583B2 By Kgomes801 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: K-5

Colonial Letter
	It's a start! 1 pts	Almost There! 2 pts	You did it! 3 pts	Ahh! Perfection! 4 pts
Organization	It's a start! Was not written as a letter; included the body.	Almost There! Was written in form of a friendly letter and included the greeting or closing and the body.	You did it! Was written in form of a friendly letter and included the greeting, body, closing.	Ahh! Perfection! Was written in the correct format of a friendly letter, which includes the heading, greeting, body, closing, and signature.
Content	It's a start! Body was written in a paragraph; included 1 detail from the text.	Almost There! Body was written in a paragraph; included 2 details from the text.	You did it! Body was written in paragraphs in their own words; included three details from the text.	Ahh! Perfection! Body was written in well formed paragraphs; written in their own words; description was clear and included three details from the text about colonial life.
Grammar/Mechanics	It's a start! Paragraph is not indented. Sentence may have 5 or more misspelled words. There are several capitalization and punctuation errors.	Almost There! Paragraph is not indented. Sentence may have 3 or 4 misspelled words. Capitalization and punctuation are correct for most of the paragraph.	You did it! Indented first paragraph. Sentence structure is correct, however may have 1 or 2 misspelled words. Capitalization and punctuation are correct for most of the paragraphs.	Ahh! Perfection! Indented to indicate paragraphs. Sentence structure and grammar are correct. Capitalization and punctuation are correct.