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Story bird grade 3 FI Point of view Rubric Code: NB6A69 By waljammal Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Foreign Languages Type: Writing Grade Levels: K-5

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Content	Level The story may be illogical or may not relate to the chosen illustrations. The story may be extremely brief.	Level The story makes some sense but may have parts that are challenging to understand or that don't relate to the illustrations very well.	Level The reader can tell who the characters are, and the story makes sense. The story works well with the illustrations. There is a beginning, middle, and end.	Level The story is very detailed, descriptive, and entertaining. The story suits the chosen illustrations. well.
Creativity	Level The student’s writing is difficult to understand and repeats simple sentence structures.	Level The student’s writing can be understood, but it sometimes repeats simple or similar sentence structures.	Level The student’s writing is clear and uses a variety of sentences. Words are used to communicate the right ideas well.	Level The student’s writing is extremely clear, uses a wide variety of interesting sentences and experiments with vocabulary and language to get just the right ideas.
Format	Level It may be difficult to identify the beginning, middle, and/or end of the story.	Level The story has a recognizable beginning, middle, and end. The sequence makes sense, but maybe confusing in parts.	Level The story has a clear beginning that introduces the characters and the situation. Events have a logical order. The ending clearly resolves the problem.	Level The story has an engaging beginning. The story proceeds in a logical sequence that enhances the meaning of the story.
Voice	Level Writer’s voice/ point of view shows no sense of audience.	Level Writer’s voice/ point of view shows little sense of audience.	Level Writer uses voice/point of view. Writes with the understanding of a specific audience.	Level Writes with a distinct, unique voice/point of view. Writing is skillfully adapted to the audience.