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Descriptive Historical Writing 
Writing in role for a historical event.
Rubric Code: T56XA6
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Subject: History  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: (none)

Powered by iRubric Descriptive History Paragraph
 

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Historical content and detail

1

Deficient recall of factual content. Absence of supporting details.
2

Insufficient recall of factual content. Absence of supporting details.
3

Minimal recall of factual content. Some detail.
4

Adequate recall of factual content. Sufficient details.
5

Proficient recall of factual content. Well developed details.
6

Excellent recall of factual content. Thoroughly developed details and insightful conclusions.
Organization and structure

1

Deficiencies in composition, content, diction, structure and conventions of language render its purpose almost unintelligible.
2

The paragraph reflects little knowlege of the conventions of language.
3

Obvious and simplistic ideas formed in a listed manner. Little variety in diction and sentence structure.
4

Structure is predictable and relatively mechanical. Clear sense of purpose but not engaging.
5

Vocabulary and sentence structure are varied and serve the writer's purpose successfully. Purposeful.
6

Effective writing style and sophisticated use of language. Purposeful.
Expression/Style

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No style and expression.
2

Lacks style and description.
3

Writer's ideas are present but difficult to identify. Little description.
4

Writer's ideas are present but lack flair. Some description.
5

Description is thoughtful and interesting.
6

Imaginative, mature and sophisticated writing.
Spelling

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Expression is full of errors making understanding difficult.
2

Expression is awkward. Errors interfere with meaning.
3

Expression is limited. Errors may distract and impede meaning.
4

Expression is sufficiently fluent. Errors do not impede meaning.
5

Expression is generally fluent with few flaws. Errors do not detract from understanding.
6

Expression is clear and fluent with few flaws. Need not be error-free.



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  • history, role, descriptive

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