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Narrative Paragraph Narrative Paragraph Simple rubric to grade sequence paragraphs. Focus: proper capitalization, end marks, paragraph formm sequence/time-order words, and rich/vivid details. Rubric Code: RX7C842 By hthomson Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: K-5

Sequencing Order of Events
	Excellent 5 pts	Good 4 pts	Fair 3 pts	Poor 2 pts
Paragraph Stucture	Excellent Paragraph begins with an indent and contains an excellent mix of simple, compound, and complex sentences.	Good Paragraph begins with an indent and contains some compound and complex sentences.	Fair Paragraph may or may not have an indent and contains mostly simple sentences .	Poor Paragraph is not complete. There is no indent and contains incomplete or only simple sentences.
Content	Excellent All of the questions were answered from the packet and then some. Detailed explanation of your Utopia per category.	Good All of the questions were answered from the packet but no further details. Clear idea of Utopia per category.	Fair Some of the questions were answered from the packet. No extra details of Utopia per category.	Poor Few if any of the questions answered from the packet. No details. No vision of Utopia per category described.
Writing Conventions	Excellent Most sentences contain correct capitalization and punctuation.	Good A few sentences are missing capital letters and/or correct punctuation.	Fair Many sentences are missing capital letters and/or correct punctuation.	Poor Most of the sentences are missing capital letters and/or correct punctuation.
Effort	Excellent Student gave considerable effort to all aspects of the project and/or worked to the best of their ability.	Good Student displayed some effort with the assignment, but is capable of producing better work.	Fair Student showed minimal effort with the project and worked below their capabilities.	Poor Student did not complete significant portions of the assignment.