iRubric: New 7th Grade Writer's Notebook Rubric

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New 7th Grade Writer's Notebook Rubric New 7th Grade Writer's Notebook Rubric With over half of the school year completed, students are familiar with the Writer's Notebook expectations. However, with 8th grade just around the corner, more emphasis will be placed on their quality of writing, how much/often they write in their journal, organization, as well as spelling and punctuation in order to receive full credit. The weekly assignments are now worth 16 points. Rubric Code: PX92WX3 By RhondaS Draft Public Rubric Subject: Education Type: Writing Grade Levels: 6-8

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	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Quality	Poor Your entries lack details and show little evidence of strategies taught during mini-lessons.	Fair Some entries are detailed and sometimes show that you use strategies taught in mini-lessons.	Good Most entries are detailed and some show that you're trying to use strategies in the mini-lessons.	Excellent Entries are detailed and show that you regularly using strategies taught in mini-lessons.
Quantity	Poor You have missing entries or incomplete entries each day.	Fair You write 1-2 sentences each day.	Good You write 3-4 sentences each day.	Excellent You write a paragraph or more every day.
Neatness	Poor You do not use your best handwriting and/or your entries are illegible	Fair Some of the entries in your notebook are written in your best handwriting.	Good Your entries are USUALLY written in you best handwriting.	Excellent You always use your best handwriting.
Spelling & Punctuation	Poor You do not pay attention to spelling and punctuation. It is very difficult for someone to read your writing.	Fair You sometimes pay attention to spelling and punctuation. It is often difficult for someone to read your handwriting.	Good You usually pay attention to spelling and punctuation. Someone can usually read your handwriting .	Excellent You almost always pay attention to spelling and punctuation. Someone can easily read your handwriting.