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iRubric: General Writing Rubric - Second Grade

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General Writing Rubric - Second Grade General Writing Rubric - Second Grade - First Semester 100 Years from Now! Rubric Code: AC823A By macevedo11 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: K-5

Writing Personal Reflection/ Expository
	Super job! 3 pts	Getting there 2 pts	Can do better 1 pts
Answers to question Information given to answer question(s) Understanding of concept presented	Super job! Student gave many details AND Student demonstrates complete understanding of concept presented.	Getting there Student gave several details AND student demonstrates partial understanding of concept presented	Can do better Student gave no details AND/OR student demonstrates little or no understanding of concept presented
Sentences written Enter description	Super job! Student wrote 5 or more simple sentences OR student wrote 5 or more simple sentences as well as 1 or 2 complex sentences.	Getting there Student wrote 4-5 simple sentences OR student wrote 4 - 5 simple sentences and 1 complex sentence.	Can do better Student wrote 1 - 3 simple sentences OR student wrote 1 or 3 simple sentences and may have attempted a complex sentence.
Sentence quality Enter description	Super job! All sentences were complete (subject and predicate) and logical - they made sense. Student wrote at least 2 complex sentences.	Getting there Most sentences were complete (subject and predicate) and logical - they made sense. Student attempted to write at least 1 complex sentence	Can do better Few sentences were complete (subject and predicate) and logical - making little sense, making it hard to understand. Student attempted only simple sentences.
Spelling	Super job! Most of the words used were spelled correctly.	Getting there Some of the words used were spelled correctly.	Can do better Few of the words used were spelled correctly.
Conventions	Super job! All sentences have capitals at the beginning and an ending mark at the end of the sentence.	Getting there Most of the sentences have capitals at the beginning and an ending mark at the end of the sentence	Can do better Few of the sentences have capitals at the beginning and an ending mark at the end of the sentence