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Expository setting
Rubric Code:
TX6A3CW
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Type:
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Grade Levels:
K-5
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Expository setting
Poor
1 pts
Fair
2 pts
Good
3 pts
Excellent
4 pts
Idea development
Poor
Does not provide any details or examples
Writing is off topic
Fair
Provides few detailed examples for statements presented.
Provids general details
Sometimes gets off topic with writing
Interest in topic is not made evident in writing
Good
Provides detailed examples for most of statements/facts presented
Provides general details
Writing is focused and
doesn’t stray off topic.
It is clear from writing
that student likes topic or idea.
Excellent
Provides detailed examples for all of thestatements/facts presented
Details, instead of being
general, are specific.
Describe things in unique
and memorable
Writing is focused and
doesn’t stray off topic.
It is clear from writing
that student likes topic or idea.
Voice
Poor
Word choice skills sound
forced
Writing does not seem sincere.
Writing does not connect with
audience.
Attitude about topic is not
evident.
Fair
Word choice skills at times not very natural
Writing at times seems insincere
Writing does not
connect with audience.
Attitude about topic is not very evident.
Good
Word choice skills sound
natural, not forced.
Writing comes across as
honest and convincing.
Writing
connects with audience.
Attitude about topic is
evident.
Excellent
Writing style reveals a lot
about personality
Word choice skills sound
natural, not forced.
Writing comes across as
honest and convincing.
Writing
connects with audience.
Attitude about topic is
evident.
Mood
Poor
Mood was not clear; writer used 0-1 strategies to create mood.
Fair
Mood was somewhat clear; writer used 2-3 strategies to create mood.
Good
Mood was mostly clear; writer used 3-4 strategies to create mood.
Excellent
Mood was very clear; writer used all strategies to create mood.
Setting
Poor
Writer's word choice did not describe the setting.
Fair
Writer used few examples to describe setting. Setting described had a few inaccuracies
Setting not very transparent
Good
Writer used sufficient examples to describe setting
Setting described accurately
Setting was fairly transparent through description
Excellent
Writer used many examples to describe setting
Examples provided were very vivid and descriptive
Setting described accurately
Setting was easy to detect
Evidence of Editing/Proofreading
Poor
Student demonstrates little evidence of proofreading. Story contains many errors in spelling, punctuation, and/or grammar. There is little to no evidence of changes between draft. Several materials from the writing process are missing.
Fair
Student demonstrates some evidence of proofreading. Story contains some errors in spelling, punctuation, and/or grammar.
Minor changes between drafts is apparent. Some materials throughout the writing process are missing.
Good
Student demonstrates significant evidence of proofreading. Story contains few errors in spelling, punctuation, and/or grammar.
Some changes between drafts is apparent. Most of the materials throughout the writing process are present.
Excellent
Student demonstrates careful, thoughtful evidence of proofreading. Story contains few, minor errors in spelling, punctuation, and/or grammar.
Significant changes between drafts is apparent. All materials throughout the writing process are present.
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