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Sentence Structure
Descriptive Sentences & Correct Structure
Correct sentence structure: capitalization, punctuation, spacing, and that the sentence makes sense, and uses adjectives
Rubric Code:
NX2447W
By
jsciarratta
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Subject:
English
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
K-5
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Sentence Structure
EMERGING
1 pts
PROGRESSING
2 pts
PROFICIENT
3 pts
ADVANCED
4 pts
Capitalization
EMERGING
Rarely used capitals correctly
PROGRESSING
Sometimes used capitals correctly
PROFICIENT
Mostly used capitals correctly
ADVANCED
Consistently used capitals correctly
Punctuation
EMERGING
Rarely used punctuation correctly
PROGRESSING
Sometimes used punctuation correctly
PROFICIENT
Mostly used punctuation correctly
ADVANCED
Consistently used punctuation correctly
Spaces
EMERGING
Rarely put a space between words in a sentence
PROGRESSING
Sometimes put spaces in between words in a sentence
PROFICIENT
Mostly put spaces in between words in a sentence
ADVANCED
Consistently put spaces in between words in a sentence
Spelling Errors
EMERGING
Rarely spelled words correctly
Needed continual prompting and assistance to use word wall, alphabet chart or picture dictionary for spelling help
PROGRESSING
Often spelled words incorrectly 3-4 spelling mistakes
Needed some prompting to use word-wall, picture dictionary, and alphabet chart for spelling help
PROFICIENT
Mostly spelled words correctly only 1-2 spelling mistakes
Was able to use word-wall, picture dictionary, and alphabet chart for spelling help with little or no prompting
ADVANCED
Consistently spelled words correctly
Was able to spell all words without help from word- wall, picture dictionary, and alphabet chart
Wording Makes Sense
EMERGING
Student wrote incomplete sentences that did not make sense
PROGRESSING
Student wrote some incomplete sentences that did not make sense
PROFICIENT
Student wrote mostly complete sentences that did made sense
ADVANCED
Student wrote all complete sentences that made sense
On Topic
EMERGING
Sentences were completely off topic
PROGRESSING
Sentences were somewhat on topic
PROFICIENT
Sentences were mostly on topic
ADVANCED
Sentences were all on topic
Edits Work/Self Assessment
EMERGING
Student was not able to re-read and edit work without prompting and step by step guidance
PROGRESSING
Student was able to re-read and edit work with prompting and some guidance
PROFICIENT
Student was able to re-read and edit work carefully with very little prompting
ADVANCED
Student was able re-read and edit work carefully without prompting and guidance
Keywords:
sentence editing edit
Subjects:
English
Types:
Writing
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