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Crime Scene Investigation Report 
Students will develop a crime scene investigation report to present to the chief of police. This rubric will assess how well students develop a simple fact based argument, which they support using evidence, rules/warrants, and qualifiers.
Rubric Code: PXWC7B9
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Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  Exceeds the Standards

Your writing was VERY clear

4 pts

Meets the Standard

Your writing was MOSTLY clear

3 pts

Approaching the Standard

Your writing WASN'T VERY CLEAR

2 pts

Attempting the Standard

Your writing NEEDS MORE WORK

1 pts

No Evidence

0 pts

EVIDENCE

Exceeds the Standards

Provided all of the following: Reason for participation, what was found, witness interviews, autopsy findings
Meets the Standard

Provided 3 of the following: Reason for participation, what was found, witness interviews, autopsy findings
Approaching the Standard

Provided 2 of the following: Reason for participation, what was found, witness interviews, autopsy findings
Attempting the Standard

Provided 1 or less of the following:Reason for participation, what was found, witness interviews, autopsy findings
No Evidence
DETAILS

Exceeds the Standards

Included a nearly exact detailed description of the evidence found at the crime scene.
Meets the Standard

Included a detailed description of the evidence found at the crime scene.
Approaching the Standard

Included some details of the evidence found at the crime scene.
Attempting the Standard

Included minimal details of the evidence found at the crime scene.
No Evidence
RULES/WARRANTS

Exceeds the Standards

Rules/Warrants were written using the correct format and clearly explained relevance to the claim.
Meets the Standard

Rules/Warrants were written using the correct format and explained relevance to the claim.
Approaching the Standard

Rules/Warrants were written using partially correct format and nearly explained the claim.
Attempting the Standard

Rules/Warrants were written using the incorrect format but attempted to explain relevance to the claim.
No Evidence
CONCLUSION

Exceeds the Standards

Provides a comprehensive explanation of evidence to support conclusion, including recommendations for next steps and collection of further evidence.
Meets the Standard

Provides a clear explanation of evidence to support conclusion, including some recommendations for next steps and collection of further evidence.
Approaching the Standard

Provides a partial explanation of evidence to support conclusion, may include a recommendations for next steps or collection of further evidence.
Attempting the Standard

Provides an incomplete explanation of evidence to support conclusion, does not include recommendations for next steps or collection of further evidence.
No Evidence
CONVENTIONS

Exceeds the Standards

USED punctuation rules correctly so that commas, question marks, semi-colons, and periods enhance your written communication.
Minimal errors in grammar or spelling.
Meets the Standard

USED most of the punctuation rules correctly so it didn't prevent the reader from understanding your paragraph.
Few errors in grammar or spelling.
2 errors max.
Approaching the Standard

You need to review and apply punctuation rules consistently to make your written communication clear.
Consistent errors in grammar or spelling.
3 errors or more.
Attempting the Standard

Your misuse of punctuation, spelling errors, and incorrect grammar prevents the reader from understanding the content with ease. 5+ errors.
No Evidence



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  • simple fact based argument, crime scene report

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