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Chronological/Organizational paragraph
Students will write about their "Mourning Routine." They should begin describing what they do from the moment their eyes open until they get to school.
Rubric Code:
NX6B9B
By
wendygumm
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Subject:
English
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
6-8
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My Morning Routine
Meets
3 pts
Approaching
2 pts
Well Below
1 pts
Chronological Order
Meets
Student made reference to time. Students used signal words to show orderly progression of events.
Approaching
Student didn't use time reference. Students used signal words to show orderly progression of events.
Well Below
Order of events does not follow logical sequence.
Prepositional Use
Meets
Student used prepositional phases to indicate location and movement of events.
Approaching
Student didn't always properly use prepositional phases to indicate location and movement of events.
Well Below
Student didn't use prepositional phrases.
Convention Skills
Meets
Student did not have any run-on or fragmented sentences. Student used capital letters and appropriate ending marks.
Approaching
Student had 2 or more run-on or fragmented sentences. Student used capital letters and appropriate ending marks most of the time.
Well Below
The whole paragraph was one or two sentences long. Capital letters and periods not used properly.
Subjects:
English
Types:
Writing
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