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iRubric: First Grade Compare and Contrast Writing Rubric

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First Grade Compare and Contrast Writing Rubric First Grade Compare and Contrast Writing Rubric Student's First Grade Compare and Contrast Writing Rubric Rubric Code: C23C3B2 By Aimee225 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: K-5

First Grade Writing Rubric
	Amazing 4 pts	Nearly there 3 pts	Getting there 2 pts	Keep going 1 pts
Ideas/Content	Amazing Stays fully focused on the topic. Uses specific details to support the main idea. Presents insight or unique perspective of the topic.	Nearly there Stays 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 going Digresses from main idea. Has missing or irrelevant details. Lacks understanding of the topic.
Word Choice	Amazing Uses various key compare and contrast words or phrases for every sentence.	Nearly there Uses key compare and contrast words or phrases in every sentence, but does not vary.	Getting there Uses at least two compare and contrast words or phrases throughout the entire paragraph.	Keep going Only uses a single compare or contrast key word or phrase throughout the entire paragraph.
Conventions	Amazing Uses correct capitalization. Uses a variety of end and internal punctuation correctly (ex. apostrophes, question marks, commas) Uses spelling that is always correct, on common words.	Nearly 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 going Uses incorrect capitalization. Uses incorrect end punctuation; or omits punctuation Makes frequent spelling errors that significantly impair readability.
Comapre and Contrast	Amazing Compares or contrasts four or more details between two items, characters, or settings.	Nearly there Compares or contrasts at least 3 details between two items, characters, or settings	Getting there Compares or contrasts at least 2 details between two items, characters, or settings.	Keep going Compares or contrasts only 1 detail between two items, characters, or settings.