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How-to Book Writing Directions Rubric Code: Q48AB2 By tchrmommy1 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: K-5

How-to Book
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts
Punctuation/Grammar	Poor Several punctuation or grammar errors.	Fair A few punctuation or grammar errors.	Good Very few or no punctuation or grammar errors.
Spelling	Poor More than 4 misspelled words.	Fair 2-4 misspelled words.	Good 0-1 misspelled words.
Capitalization	Poor More than 3 capitalization errors in sentences, and title is not capitalized properly	Fair 2-3 capitalization errors in sentences, and/or title is not capitalized properly	Good 0-1 capitalization errors, including title.
Handwriting	Poor Handwriting is difficult to read. Student rushed or didn't take care with penmanship.	Fair Handwriting may be hard to read. May not be student's best penmanship.	Good Handwriting is neat, easy to read, and is an example of the student's best penmanship.
Ideas	Poor The instructions cannot be followed because important steps or details are missing.	Fair All or almost all steps are included, but more details are needed to make some steps clear. Parts may be confusing.	Good All necessary steps are included. Exact details make each step clear and easy to follow.
Organization	Poor The organization is confusing. Important steps are out of order. The materials needed may not be not included.	Fair The steps are told in order. The writer did not include all important materials needed.	Good The steps are in order. The writer included a list of all important materials needed.
Illustrations	Poor Illustrations aren't detailed enough to understand or don't accurately portray the matching step.	Fair Illustrations are included, but may need more detail and may not be colored. Each illustration matches a step, although it may not be clear enough.	Good Illustrations are neatly done with careful thought and are in color. Each illustration accurately portrays the matching step. Illustrations help the reader follow the steps.