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Story Grammar Marker Rubric 
This rubric is to be used in correlation with the Story Grammar Marker Concept Assessment sheet.
Rubric Code: BX3ACCC
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Subject: (General)  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: (none)

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  Unsatisfactory

0 pts

Poor

1 pts

Satisfactory

2 pts

Excellent

3 pts

Character

Unsatisfactory

Unable to name the character.
Poor

Names the character.
Satisfactory

Names the character with one detail given prompts.
Excellent

Independently names the character with two details.
Setting

Unsatisfactory

Unable to name the setting.
Poor

Identifies where but not when the story occurs.
Satisfactory

identifies where & when the story takes place w/prompts.
Excellent

Independently describes setting: where and when
Initiating Event (Kick-off)

Unsatisfactory

Unable to identify the IE (Kick-off)
Poor

Identifies the IE
Satisfactory

Identifies the IE; relates it to feeling with one cause-effect term with prompts.
Excellent

Independently identifies IE; related it to IR & plan using cause-effect terms.
Internal Response (Feelings)

Unsatisfactory

Unable to identify IR
Poor

Identifies the IR without a cause-effect relationship.
Satisfactory

Identifies the IR as it relates to IE with prompts.
Excellent

Independently identifies IR as it relates to IE & plan
Plan

Unsatisfactory

Unable to state Plan
Poor

Simply states Plan w/ or w/o planning words
Satisfactory

Identifies Plan using planning words w/ cues and prompts.
Excellent

Independently identifies Plan using planning words & relates it to IE & IR
Planned Actions

Unsatisfactory

Unable to describe actions
Poor

States actions w/o transition words or sequencing
Satisfactory

States actions in sequence with transitions, given cues
Excellent

Independently states & sequences actions with transition words.
Direct Consequences (Tie Up)

Unsatisfactory

Unable to state DC
Poor

Correctly answers "Did the character's plan work?"
Satisfactory

Identifies DC & states its effectiveness with prompts
Excellent

Independently states DC and determines its effectiveness
Resolution

Unsatisfactory

Unable to identify IR at end
Poor

Identifies IR at end
Satisfactory

Identifies IR and lesson
Excellent

States IR, the lesson and moral of story





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