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Reflection Letter

Students are to write a letter to the 6th grade student that will sit in their seats next year.

Rubric Code: B4X395

By atally03

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Subject: English

Type: Writing

Grade Levels: (none)

Reflection Letter
	1 1 pts	2 2 pts	3 3 pts	4 4 pts
Organization	1 The letter does not follow the guidelines for a business/formal letter.	2 The letter attempts to follow the guidelines for a business/formal letter. More than 2 parts of the letter are either missing or out of place.	3 The letter follows most of the guidelines for a business/formal letter. No more than 1 part is missing or out of place.	4 The letter follows all guidelines for a business/formal letter.
Content	1 The letter does not instroduce the author, give the author's accomplishments, or tell the new student how to succeed in Ms. Trevino's class.	2 The letter includes only 1 of the 3 required paragraphs.	3 The letter includes 2 of the 3 required paragraphs.	4 The essays tells the reader about the author, the author's accomplishments, and the author's advice to succeed in Ms. Trevino's class.
Mechanics/Grammar/Spelling	1 The letter contains many errors that make the letter nearly impossible to read.	2 The letter contains errors and they are serious enough to make the letter difficult to read.	3 The letter contains a few errors but they do not take away from its ability to be read.	4 The letter contains no, or close to no errors.
Quality	1 The letter shows no effort.	2 The letter shows some effort but appears to be written hastedly and without any thought.	3 The letter fulfills all requirements but lacks in true thoughtfulness and care.	4 The letter is a thoughtful reflection of the student's accomplishments and advice his or she has for students next year.
Preparedness	1 Student has turned in only a rough draft.	2 Student has turned in the rough draft and final draft.	3 Student has turned is a brainstorm, rough draft without revisions/edits, and a final copy.	4 Student has turned in a brainstorm, rough draft with revisions/edits, and a final copy.