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iRubric: 3 Part Paragraph (Persuasive) Rubric Grade 4

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3 Part Paragraph (Persuasive) Rubric Grade 4 3 Part Paragraph Rubric Grade 4 Guidelines for scoring a stand alone 3 part paragraph. Rubric Code: NXC5CX7 By d_warr Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: K-5, 6-8

Writing: Persuasive
	Basic 1 1 pts	Making Progress 2 2 pts	Proficient 3 3 pts	Excellent 4 4 pts
Content	Basic - the paragraph does not include a concise opinion, nor is it supported with the 3 persuasive techniques.	Making Progress - the paragraph offers an opinion inappropriately supported by 3 or less than 3 persuasive techniques	Proficient - the paragraph includes a relatively concise opinion moderately supported with the 3 persuasive techniques.	Excellent - the paragraph includes a concise opinion strongly supported with the 3 persuasive techniques.
Organization/Structure	Basic - there are few relevant detail sentences.	Making Progress - there are some detail sentences that inform/ elaborate each (3) supporting point.	Proficient - there are multiple detail sentences that coherently inform/elaborate each (3) supporting point.	Excellent - there are ample, relevant detail sentences that coherently inform/ elaborate each (3) supporting point.
Spelling/Writing Conventions	Basic - the paragraph contains many errors in spelling, grammar and structure, rendering comprehension of main idea and/or details difficult. No use of transition words.	Making Progress - the paragraph contains numerous errors in spelling/grammar which distract the reader from easily comprehending the main idea or some details. Use of some transitions words.	Proficient - the paragraph contains some spelling/ grammatical errors. Errors that exist do not overly distract the reader. Adequate use of transition words.	Excellent - the paragraph contains few spelling/ grammatical errors. Errors that exist do not detract from the reader's ability to understanding the text. Excellent use of transition words.