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iRubric: Compare and Contrast Writing Rubric

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Compare and Contrast Writing Rubric Compare and Contrast Writing Rubric Rubric Code: B2W85C3 By b10041023 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: K-5

2nd Grade Writing Rubric
	Wow! 4 pts	Almost There 3 pts	Getting There 2 pts	Keep Working 1 pts
Ideas/Content	Wow! Remains focused on the topic. Uses specific details to support the main idea. Shows clear understanding of the topic.	Almost There Remains focused on the topic. Uses general details to support the main idea. Shows clear understanding of the topic.	Getting There Generally focused on a main idea. Has limited or unrelated details. Shows limited understanding of the topic.	Keep Working Has missing or irrelevant details. Lacks understanding of the topic.
Word Choice	Wow! Always uses various key compare and contrast words or phrases.	Almost There Sometimes uses key compare and contrast words or phrases in every sentence.,	Getting There Rarely uses at least two compare and contrast words or phrases throughout the entire paragraph.	Keep Working Almost never uses a single compare or contrast key word or phrase throughout the entire paragraph.
Conventions	Wow! Uses capitalization and punctuation correctly. Uses spelling that is always correct, on common words.	Almost There Uses correct capitalization most of the time. Uses correct end punctuation. Uses spelling that is usually correct, especially on common words.	Getting There Uses inconsistent capitalization. Uses end punctuation inconsistently. Misspells common words.	Keep Working Uses incorrect capitalization. Uses incorrect end punctuation; or omits punctuation Makes frequent spelling errors that significantly impair readability.
Compare and Contrast	Wow! Compares or contrasts 4 details between two stories: characters, settings, problems, solutions, or morals. Each piece of text evidence counts as one detail.	Almost There Compares or contrasts at least 3 details between two stories: characters, settings, problems, solutions, or morals. Each piece of text evidence counts as one detail.	Getting There Compares or contrasts at least 2 details between two stories: characters, settings, problems, solutions, or morals. Each piece of text evidence counts as one detail.	Keep Working Compares or contrasts only 1 detail between two stories: characters, settings, problems, solutions, or morals. Each piece of text evidence counts as one detail.