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Article Summary 5 w's and how 
Rubric Code: XX3AXW5
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Subject: Journalism  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: K-5

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  Still unsure

4 pts

Making Progress

6 pts

Meets

8 pts

Excellent

10 pts

Content

Still unsure

0-4: depending on content


4
Writer is still unsure of purpose for writing; however is attempting something.
Making Progress

5-6 depending on content

Summary has some details that explain the who, what, when, where, why, and how. Some to most of the sentences connect ideas together. The writer may have too many opinions in their summary. The writing needs help in becoming fluid; a bit choppy.
Meets

7-8 depending on content

Summary has details that mostly explains the who, what, when, where, why and how. The sentences mostly connect ideas together; there might be a sentence that is unneeded. The author tries not to input their opinion into the writing . The writing for the most part is fluid.
Excellent

9-10 depending on content

Summary has details that fully explain the who, what, where, when, why and how of the writing. The student used sentences to easily connect the ideas together. The writer did not put in unneeded details and/or opinions. The writing uses different types of sentences. The writing is fluid.
grammar/spelling

Still unsure

0-4 depending on grammar/spelling

4 Some of the high frequency words are spelled correctly. May have one or no ending punctuation marks.
Making Progress

5-6 depending on grammar/spelling

Most of the high frequency words are spelled correctly. Some of the words are spelled phonetically; there may be a few that are confusing. The writer may have only one ending punctuation mark; other punctuation marks have been attempted.
Meets

7-8 depending on grammar/spelling

Most or all of the high frequency words are spelled correctly; most or all of the spelling words are spelled phonetically. The writer tried to add variety to the punctuation marks. They have most of the ending punctuation marks where they need to be.
Excellent

9-10 depending on grammar/spelling

All of the high frequency words are spelled correctly. Spelling words are spelled phonetically and a reader would be able to understand the meaning. The writer used different types of punctuation marks and used correctly.
presentation

Still unsure

0-4: Depending on presentation

4 The writing is mostly legible
Making Progress

5-6 depending on presentation

The writer may have indented. The writer stayed mostly in the margins. The writing may have a few flying letters. The writer does not have a headline. If typed, the font and color are mostly acceptable.
Meets

7-8 depending on presentation

The writer may have indented. The writer stayed mostly in the margins. The writing has no flying letters and has nice spacing.The summary has a headline and a byline. If typed, the font and color are acceptable.
Excellent

9-10 depending on presentation

The writer indented. The writer stayed in the margins. The writer doesn't have flying letters; spacing is nice. If typed the writer chose a n acceptable font and color. The writer has a headline and a byline.




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