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How to make hot cocoa
How to make hot cocoa
Students are to write procedural text about how to make a hot cocoa either from a packet or from scratch. They are to include a goal, materials, steps, and transitions..
Rubric Code:
NX76987
By
Mseisenstein
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Subject:
English
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
K-5
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How to make hot cocoa
Poor
8 pts
Fair
11 pts
Good
14 pts
Excellent
4.2 pts
Grabber- goal statement
Poor
No goal stated
Fair
Title stated but no goal
Good
Goal stated but may not have been completely clear
Excellent
Clearly stated goal like: "Today I am going to teach you how to make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich"
Materials
Poor
Did not make a materials list in the beginning of the paper after the goal. Missing many of the materials even within the paper.
Fair
Listed materials within the paper instead of making separate list at the beginning of paper.
Good
Listed materials in separate section but left out a few materials
Excellent
Listed all materials (knife, spoon, plate/napkin, peanut butter, jelly, bread) in a materials list using commas between list words
Procedure
Poor
Steps were out of order. Did not make sense.
Fair
Gave some details of how to make hot cocoa Listed most of the steps but cocoa did not turn out correctly.
Good
Gave descriptions plus details of how to make the cocoa. Made whole recipe but left out 1 step.
Excellent
Clearly listed all of the steps. It was very easy to understand and follow. Gave many details. Made the whole sandwich correctly.
Legibility
Poor
Not able to read final copy. Messy. No finger spaces.
Fair
Half of handwriting was neat. Hard to make out some words.
Good
Final copy was very easy to read.
Excellent
Extremely neat. Best and most excellent work.
Punctuation
Poor
No punctuation in whole writing. No capitalization at beginning of sentences.
Fair
Some punctuation, but not always in correct spot. Some sentences did not start with capital letters. Did not capitalize any proper nouns including "I".
Good
Most sentences are complete thoughts and punctuation is in correct spot. Remembered to capitalize "I"
Excellent
All sentences are formed with excellence. Punctuation and capitalization completely correct throughout entire paper. Including capitalization of "I" and proper nouns.
Transitions
Poor
Did not include a closing
Fair
Included a closing but did not restate goal.
Good
Included a closing with restatement of goal.
Excellent
Included a closing with restatement of goal. Used a creative touch to the ending which set this paper apart from others.
Subjects:
English
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Types:
Writing
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