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iRubric: Letter to Dona Josefa rubric

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Letter to Dona Josefa Students will write a letter from one character in a story to the other character. Rubric Code: BX92XW5 By lissypooh1024 Draft Public Rubric Subject: Education Type: Writing Grade Levels: K-5

Letter
	Above Expectations 4 pts	At Grade Level Expectations 3 pts	Approaching Grade Level 2 pts	Below Grade Level 1 pts
Content of the Letter	Above Expectations The letter is written from Juan's point of view using his voice. The letter contains several details from the text in a sequential, organized manner that flows. The letter explains the journey that Juan took as well as the lessons that he learned from this journey. The student has written using his/her own words.	At Grade Level Expectations The letter is written from Juan's point of view using his voice. The letter contains at least 3 details from the text in a sequential, organized manner that flows. The letter explains the journey that Juan took as well as the lessons that he learned from this journey. The student has written using his/her own words.	Approaching Grade Level The letter is written from Juan's point of view. The letter contains at least 2 details from the text in a sequential, organized manner that flows. The letter attempts to explain the journey that Juan took as well as the lesson that he learned from this journey.	Below Grade Level The letter does not contain enough information from the story. The letter does not talk about the lessons that Juan has learned.
Conventions	Above Expectations The letter is written in paragraph form. The letter is written in complete sentences. There are only minor errors in spelling and grammar. The student wrote using above grade level vocabulary.	At Grade Level Expectations The letter may or may not be written in paragraph form. The letter is written in complete sentences. There are only minor errors in spelling and grammar.	Approaching Grade Level The letter may or may not be written in paragraph form. The letter is written in complete sentences. There are many errors in spelling and grammar.	Below Grade Level The letter is written in only some complete sentences. There are many errors in spelling and grammar.