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Letter from an historical figure 
grading rubric for historical narrative
Rubric Code: A6654A
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Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12

Powered by iRubric Revolutionary War Letter
  Unaccpetable

0 pts

Poor

2 pts

Fair

4 pts

Good

6 pts

Excellent

8 pts

Development

Unaccpetable

*Too brief to create a character's presence.
Poor

*Little or no logical sequence.
*Character is not developed.
*Writer does not stay ion character.
Fair

*Some logical sequence in the letter.
*Uses transition words successfully at times.
*The character writing the letter feels present.
Good

*Letter has logical sequence.
*Character writing the letter is interesting and feels real.
Excellent

* Story is exceptionally easy to follow.
*This engaging letter-writer brings the time period to life.
Historical Facts

Unaccpetable

*Does not incorporate historical facts from this time period.
Poor

*Incorporates only two or three facts in the story or uses historically inaccurate information..
*Does not demonstrate knowledge..
Fair

*Uses four to six facts correctly.
*Provides a little information to demonstrate knowledge of this time period.
Good

*Uses seven facts
throughout the story.
*Provides adequate information to demonstrate knowledge of the time period.
Excellent

*Includes more than seven facts throughout the story.
*All facts are accurate and incorporated in a natural manner.
Conventions

Unaccpetable

*Multiple errors in grammar, spelling, punctuation, and capitalization show very little effort.
Poor

*Is not written as a letter.
* Many errors in grammar, spelling, punctuations and capitalization make the story hard to understand.
Fair

*Written as a letter.
*Some errors in grammar, spelling, punctuation, and capitalization, but the story is understandable.
Good

*Written as a letter.
*Very few errors in grammar, spelling, punctuation, and capitalization OR errors are purposeful to reflect historical writing style but are inconsistent.
Excellent

*Written as a letter.
*No errors in grammar,spelling, punctuation, and capitalization, or are hard to find OR errors are purposeful to reflect historical writing style.
Structure

Unaccpetable

*No paragraph breaks.
*Many errors in sentence structure.
Poor

*Paragraphs are confusing.
*Errors in sentence structure detract from the writing.
Fair

*Paragraphs are of reasonable length and composition.
*There are a few errors in sentence structure.
Good

*Paragraphs each cover one topic and vary in length.
*Sentences vary in structure and are mostly correct.
Excellent

*Paragraph structure works very well.
*Makes use of a variety of correct sentence structure.
Revision

Unaccpetable

*Drafts missing or there are no revisions between drafts.
Poor

*Little or no difference from 1st to final draft.
*Final copy demonstrative of poor quality.
Fair

*Some revision has been made, but more
information is needed, or some content is still unclear.
*Final copy needs improvement.
Good

*Positive revisions have been made to enhance the narrative.
*Editing well done
*Final copy is nearly perfect.
Excellent

*Quality revisions have been made.
*Final copy is of publishable quality.
Assignment

Unaccpetable

*Does not show awareness of assignment.
*Two or more assignment pieces are missing.
Poor

*Minimal response to the assignment.
*One assignment piece missing.
Fair

*Response to assignment meets criteria.
*Assignment pieces are correct (reference list, date and place heading, envelope).
Good

*Creative response to the assignment meets criteria.
*Assignment pieces are neat and correct (reference list, date and place heading, envelope).
Excellent

*Innovative response to the assignment that goes beyond criteria.
*Assignment pieces are creative, neat and correct (reference list, date and place heading, envelope).




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