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How-To Procedural Writing and Presentation

Students write a "How To" Paragraph explaining how to do something.

Rubric Code: A22WCW7

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Subject: English

Type: Assignment

Grade Levels: K-5

Paragraph(s)
	Exceeding Expectations 4 pts	Meeting Expectations 3 pts	Below Expectations 1 pts
Content	Exceeding Expectations Provides complete and clear directions from preparation to completion. Procedure is very specific and contains many details and/or recommendations.	Meeting Expectations Provides complete and clear directions to complete task from preparation to completion.	Below Expectations Directions are incomplete. Procedure is difficult to follow.
Editing	Exceeding Expectations Paper has been proofread and edited. There are no grammar or spelling mistakes.	Meeting Expectations Paper has been proofread and edited. There are 1-2 grammar or spelling mistakes.	Below Expectations Paper has been proofread and edited. There are mor than 4 grammar or spelling mistakes.
Transition	Exceeding Expectations Transitions from one step to the next using varied transition words and phrases.	Meeting Expectations Transitions from one strategy to the next using varied transition words.	Below Expectations Does not use transition words, or overuses same few words.
Presentation
	Exceeding Expectations 4 pts	Meeting Expectations 3 pts	Below Expectations 1 pts
Eye Contact	Exceeding Expectations Maintains eye contact with entire audience throughout presentation. Only glances at paper/notes briefly.	Meeting Expectations Makes eye contact regularly throughout presentation. Reads part of paper.	Below Expectations Makes little or no eye contact. Reads directly from paper for entire presentation.
Volume and Speed	Exceeding Expectations Speaks loudly, slowly, and clearly throughout entire presentation with inflection in voice.	Meeting Expectations Speaks loudly, slowly and clearly throughout most of presentation.	Below Expectations Speaks too softly or quickly to understand presentation.
Visual	Exceeding Expectations Creatively uses visual aid to demonstrate procedure.	Meeting Expectations Uses visual aid to demonstrate part of procedure.	Below Expectations No visual aid.