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Sentence Structure Sentence Structure Assesses students ability with sentence structures. Rubric Code: T9X482 By mforero Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: K-5, 9-12

Sentence Structures
	Developing 1 pts	Emerging 2 pts	Basic 3 pts	Proficient (N/A)
Complete Sentences	Developing Sentence is scripted for student.	Emerging Student is lacking in the ability to consistently write sentences with all the necessary components. Student requires sentence starters.	Basic Student is able to complete sentences but is lacking details and requires support to develop additional sentences.	Proficient Student is able to create complete, grammatically corrrect sentences that make sense in term of word order and tenses. Coherent thought throughout written response or paragraph.
Sentence Variety	Developing very simple sentence without feeling or description	Emerging Can see an awkward attempt at varying sentence length and structure.	Basic Can see clear variety of length and language that makes sense to the reader.	Proficient In addition to basic, student uses details to support idea or comment being made.
Grammar
	Developing 1 pts	Emerging 2 pts	Basic 3 pts	Proficient 4 pts
Capitalization	Developing 1-1 support; requires teacher to point out mistake in sentence	Emerging Uses visual and verbal reminders to comply with rule.	Basic Most sentences comply with rule. Some sentences do not start with capital and some proper nouns do not start with capital.	Proficient All sentences use capitalization correctly.
Punctuation	Developing 1-1 support; requires teacher to point out mistake in sentence	Emerging Uses visual and verbal reminders to comply with rule.	Basic Most sentences comply with rule. Some sentences do not start with capital and some proper nouns do not start with capital.	Proficient All sentences use punctuation correctly.
Verb Tense	Developing requires support; choices to choose from	Emerging mini-lesson required for student to understand verb tense	Basic most verb tenses are used correctly	Proficient all verb tenses are used correctly