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Old Man Journal Activity Personal Letter from Crabbe to his Parents Write about a childhood memory that altered your life in some way. Rubric Code: R2WBXX7 By mmorris1970 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Journalism Type: Writing Grade Levels: 6-8

Editorial
	Needs Work- Level 1 (N/A)	Fair - Level 2 (N/A)	Good - Level 3 (N/A)	Excellent - Level 4 (N/A)
1 Letter Fromat /5	Needs Work- Level 1 The writer did not use letter format - many elements missing.	Fair - Level 2 The writer is missing more than one element from the correct letter format.	Good - Level 3 The writer is missing one element from the correct letter format.	Excellent - Level 4 The writer uses correct letter format. (date, salutations, body - at least three distinct paragraphs)
2 Textual elements (from the book) /10	Needs Work- Level 1 The writer has not discussed any feelings, thoughts, events, etc. There is no evidences of of how this event altered student's life. Memory has been mentioned very briefly with no detail.	Fair - Level 2 The writer makes little attempt to create a personal reflection, with very little thought, perspective,feeling. the memory was described matter-of-factly with very little detail.	Good - Level 3 The writer creates a fairly authentic reflection with 4-5 specific details about the memory before describing thoughts, feelings, attitudes and description of how this event altered them.	Excellent - Level 4 The writer creates a truly authentic picture of memory, feelings, thoughts and experiences in his "before the event" and his "after the event".
3. Language /5	Needs Work- Level 1 Many mistakes (spelling, grammar, punctuation).	Fair - Level 2 The letter has many mistakes in spelling and puctuation. There are 3-4 incomplete sentences.	Good - Level 3 The letter contains some errors in spelling and puctuation. Most sentences are complete.	Excellent - Level 4 The letter contains proper punctuation and spelling. There are full, correct sentences.