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iRubric: Point of View Narrative Rubric

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Point of View Narrative Rubric Point of View Narrative Rubric A helpful rubric to assess your performance on writing a personal narrative. Use for your benefit to help write a stunning personal narrative. Rubric Code: WXX3X83 By kellymac Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: K-5

POV Narrative Rubric
	Great 20 pts	Good 15 pts	Average 10 pts	Poor 5 pts
Writing Content/ Ideas	Great Focuses on appropriate point of view/experience, multiple use of excellent examples, engaging story with appropriate content that conveys a message to the reader.	Good Mostly focuses appropriate point of view/ experience, use of examples, engaging story with mostly appropriate content that sends a slightly confusing message to the reader.	Average Switches from one point of view to the other, average use of examples, interesting story with questionable content and doesn't convey a message of any sort to the reader.	Poor Cannot tell what the topic is about, uses no examples, confusing story with questionable content and doesn't convey a message of any sort to the reader.
Organization	Great Very organized and sequential, uses transitions in writing, can follow the story easily and flows very smoothly.	Good Organized, uses some transitions in writing, is a little choppy and mostly easy to follow.	Average Somewhat organized, uses little transition between paragraphs, is very rough and cannot follow the story easily.	Poor Not organized, events out of order and extremely hard to follow, is very rough and no use of transitions.
Voice	Great Reader can tell that writer is genuinely interested in topic, vivid use of words and thoroughly engaging and interesting.	Good Reader can tell that the writer is mostly interested in topic, some vivid use of words and engaging.	Average Writer does not seem interested in story, barely any vivid use of words and is semi-interesting to the reader.	Poor The reader can tell that the writer has no interest in the story, has no vivid word usage, and is not an engaging story to the reader.
Grammar/ Conventions	Great Good variety in sentence structure, correct punctuation, capitalization, and spelling, and an excellent use of word choice and variety.	Good Good variety in sentence structure, few mistakes in punctuation, capitalization, or spelling, and has a great use of word choice and variety.	Average Somewhat same sentence structure, some noticeable mistakes in punctuation, capitalization or spelling that slightly puts off the story, and has a solid use of word choice and variety.	Poor Simple sentence structure, major mistakes in punctuation, capitalization or spelling that completely throws off the story, and has little or no variety in word choice.