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Character Trait Paragraph - "Number the Stars" 
Analyze a character from the book, "Number the Stars" by Lois Lowry and use textual evidence to demonstrate how he or she is a hero.
Rubric Code: SX86CXX
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Subject: English  
Type: Reading  
Grade Levels: 6-8

Powered by iRubric Character Traits
  Not Enough Evidence

0 pts

Approaching Expectations

1 pts

Meets Expectations

2 pts

Exceeds Expectations

3 pts

Topic Sentence and Conclusion

Not Enough Evidence

No topic or conclusion sentence written.
Approaching Expectations

Topic or conclusion sentence is not related to the prompt. Either a topic or conclusion sentence is missing.
Meets Expectations

Topic and conclusion sentences are basic.
Exceeds Expectations

Includes a topic sentence that is clear and concise, connected to the given prompt. The conclusion sentence consists of a meaningful close that connects back to the prompt.
Character

Not Enough Evidence

Both character name and title of story were missing
Approaching Expectations

Character's name or title of story were missing
Meets Expectations

Character's name and title of story was written.
Exceeds Expectations

Character's name and title of story was written correctly.
Adjectives

Not Enough Evidence

Appropriate adjectives were not used for character traits
Approaching Expectations

Only one appropriate adjective was listed for one character traits
Meets Expectations

An appropriate adjective was used for two character traits
Exceeds Expectations

An appropriate adjective was used for each of the character traits
Evidence

Not Enough Evidence

One or none of the evidence was used to describe character traits
Approaching Expectations

Some evidence was used to describe character trait adjectives
Meets Expectations

The evidence used to describe character trait adjectives could be clearer
Exceeds Expectations

Clear evidence from the story was listed for each of the adjectives used for character traits
Conventions

Not Enough Evidence

Mistakes in spelling, capitalization, or punctuation were many and distracted the reader
Approaching Expectations

Several mistakes (3-4) were made in spelling, capitalization, or punctuation
Meets Expectations

A few (2-3) spelling, capitalization, or punctuation mistakes were made
Exceeds Expectations

Spelling, capitalization, punctuation mistakes were minimal (0-1)



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