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iRubric: Common Core W.K.2 rubric

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Common Core W.K.2 Common Core W.K.2 Rubric for informative/explanatory writing pieces. Rubric Code: JX7C787 By kingreyb Draft Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: K-5

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	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Exemplary 4 pts	Enter Title (N/A)
Picture	Poor Scribble drawing *Cannot name subject or picture.	Fair Drawing recognizable 1 detail can name subject and picture.	Good Drawing contains 2 details Can tell in detail elements of drawing Constructs oral story about picture	Exemplary Drawing contains 3 details Can tell in detail elements of drawing Constructs oral story about picture	Enter Title
Organziation	Poor Random organization uses letter/number like symbols *cannot attach meaning to writing	Fair Writes a piece with partial beginning, middle or ending points to writing and tells what each letter represents in writing. *Begins to have letter/sound agreement for beginning consonants	Good Writes a piece with beginning, middle and end. Reader cannot retell all of the piece	Exemplary Writes a piece with beginning, middle and end. * Reader can retell all of the piece	Enter Title
Mechanics	Poor Words have beginning, medial (vowel), and ending sounds spaces appear between words most words of an oral reading appear May use environmental print. Writer can read sentence	Fair Words are a mix of phonetic and standard spelling Sentence rules apply: Capital beginning and ending punctuation. Uses more than one sentence on a topic. *Reader may need writer to help decode	Good 1 sentence has structure and follow conventions of capitals, spaces, and punctuation Beginning and ending sounds correspond to words can point to words in writing and use the sounds to decode and remember story *copies and uses words in environment	Exemplary 2 or more sentences have structure and follow conventions of capitals, spaces, and punctuation most words spelled correctly. Uses more than one sentence on details.	Enter Title
Topic	Poor No attempt to explain topic	Fair Attempts to explain topic	Good Partially explains topic	Exemplary Fully explains topic	Enter Title