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Memory - Never Forget
Show, Don't Tell Period 1 & 2
Memory - Never Forget
Rubric Code:
LXB9C83
By
aloredoteacher
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Subject:
English
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
6-8
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8th Grade - 3rd Period
Above Average
4 pts
Average
3 pts
Below Average
2 pts
Emerging
1 pts
Show Don't Tell
Above Average
The author works hard to give readers a picture in their mind of what is happening; showing what is happening instead of
just saying.
Average
The author gives readers SOME picture in their mind of what is happening.
Below Average
The author provides very little evidence of showing not telling.
Emerging
Writer does not show – only tells what is happening.
WORD CHOICE
(Highlight Sensory Words)
Above Average
At least five sensory words have been included. Words relate to all five senses.
Average
Four sensory words have been included. Words relate to most all five senses.
Below Average
Three sensory words have been included. Words relate to a few of the five senses.
Emerging
Two or less sensory words have been included.
Transitions/ Time Signals
(Highlight Transitional Words)
Above Average
There are 8 or more transition words used correctly & sweep the reader along.
Average
There are 7-5 transition words used correctly & sweep the reader along.
Below Average
There are less than 5-3 transition words OR some of the transitional words are used incorrectly.
Emerging
There are less than 3 transition words OR all of the transitional words are used incorrectly.
ORGANIZATION
Above Average
Ideas of the description make very clear organizational sense.
Average
Ideas of the description make good organizational sense.
Below Average
Ideas of the description are somewhat disorganized.
Emerging
Ideas of the description are very disorganized.
Following the Prompt
Above Average
It is clear the author followed the prompt by addressing, incorporating it into the narrative, & staying focused on what is being asked.
Average
It is clear the author followed the prompt by addressing, incorporating it into the narrative, HOWEVER they deviate from the focus.
Below Average
The author attempts to follow the prompt but may not address it, or incorporate it into the narrative, &?or they deviate from the focus.
Emerging
The author does not follow the prompt &/or deviates from the focus of what is being asked.
Spelling & Grammar (Conventions)
Above Average
There are no spelling or
punctuation errors in the final draft. Character and place names that the author invented are spelled consistently throughout.
Average
There is one spelling or
punctuation error in the final draft.
Below Average
There are 2-3 spelling and
punctuation errors in the final draft.
Emerging
The final draft has more than 3 spelling and punctuation
errors.
Subjects:
English
Types:
Writing
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