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Creative Writing Adventure Story
Creative Writing Adventure Story
Students are to write a realistic adventure fiction story using the writing process, and the prop they chose.
Rubric Code:
N6CA73
By
scastin
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Subject:
English
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
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Fiction Creative Writing
Excellent
4 pts
Good
3 pts
O.K.
2 pts
Poor
1 pts
Missing
0 pts
Beginning
Excellent
The story has a creative, well-developed beginning in which a problem is presented.
The story has a creative title that fits the story and makes the reader want to read it.
Good
The story has a beginning in which a problem is presented.
The story has a title that fits the story and makes the reader want to read it.
O.K.
The story has a beginning, but it does not present a problem.
The story has a title that fits the story.
Poor
The beginning of the story is vague and uncreative.
The title does not fit the story.
Missing
The story does not have an adequate beginning.
The story does not have a title.
Middle
Excellent
The middle of the story is well-developed, creative, and shows how the problem is being developed and solved.
Good
The middle of the story shows how the problem is being developed and solved.
O.K.
The middle of the story somewhat shows how the problem is being developed and solved.
Poor
The middle of the story is vague and uncreative.
Missing
The story does not have an adequate middle.
End
Excellent
The end of the story is creative and presents a good solution to the problem.
Good
The end of the story presents a good solution to the problem.
O.K.
The end of the story presents an adequate solution to the problem.
Poor
The end of the story is vague and uncreative.
Missing
The story does not have an adequate end.
Characters
Excellent
The characters in the story are described well and make sense in the story.
Good
The characters in the story are described adequately and make sense most of the time.
O.K.
The characters in the story are not described very well and sometimes don't make sense.
Poor
The characters in the story are described poorly.
Missing
The characters are not described at all.
Setting
Excellent
The story's time and place are described creatively and completely and are important to the story.
Good
The story's time and place are described completely and are important to the story.
O.K.
Either the story's time or place are described and are somewhat important to the story.
Poor
The story's time and place are not described or are very vague and not important to the story.
Missing
The story's time and place are not described at all.
Conventions
Excellent
The story contains fewer than 5 errors in spelling, grammar, punctuation, and paragraph structure.
Good
The story contains 6 to 9 errors in spelling, grammar, punctuation, and paragraph structure.
O.K.
The story contains 10 to 13 errors in spelling, grammar, punctuation, and paragraph structure.
Poor
The story contains 14 to 17 errors in spelling, grammar, punctuation, and paragraph structure.
Missing
The story contains 18 or more errors in spelling, grammar, punctuation, and paragraph structure.
Neatness
Excellent
The story is written neatly, in the student's best handwriting or printing.
Good
The story is written in somewhat neat handwriting or printing.
O.K.
The story is written in adequate handwriting or printing.
Poor
The story is written in messy handwriting or printing.
Missing
The story is difficult to read.
Title
Excellent
The story has a creative title that fits the story and makes the reader want to read it.
Good
The story has a title that fits the story and makes the reader want to read it.
O.K.
The story has a title that fits the story.
Poor
The title does not fit the story.
Missing
The story does not have a title.
Keywords:
story; creative; writing
Subjects:
English
Types:
Project
Writing
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