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This rubric is to measure the expectations in Year 1 for a simple recount.
Rubric Code: CX85366
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Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: K-5

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  Limited

1 pts

Basic

2 pts

Sound

3 pts

High/Outstanding

4 pts

Orientation

Limited

Has no clear orientation.
Basic

The writing orients the recount but does not include all - who, when and where.
Sound

The writing orients the recount to who, when and where.
High/Outstanding

The writing cohesively orients the recount to who, when and where, in detail.
Sequence of Events

Limited

Events are not sequenced in order and do not connect.

Only a few simple ideas are connected to the topic.

None or limited time connectives.
Basic

The writing is structured with only a brief sequence of events following the orientation.

Ideas not connected clearly.

Simple ideas are sometimes connected
to the topic.
Sound

The writing is structured with sequence of events following the orientation in some detail.

Ideas are connected to the topic.

Use of time connectives.
High/Outstanding

The writing is well structured with detailed sequence of events following the orientation.

Includes well-developed ideas connected to the topic.

Adds supporting details that enhance the
events being recounted.

Time connectives used extensively.
Conclusion

Limited

No evidence of reorientation and no personal comment.
Basic

Brief reorientation and personal comment.
Sound

The end of the writing reorients to the original subject and includes a personal comment to conclude recount.
High/Outstanding

Use of detail and extensive vocabulary in conclusion.
Sentence structure

Limited

Sentences are not clear
confused/don't make sense.

Limited vocabulary.

Same sentence stem is used repeatedly.

Does not use conjunctions.

No punctuation.
Basic

Sentences are sometimes clear.

Some variety in sentences but also some repetition.

Not always using correct punctuation.

Confuses tense.
Sound

Most sentences make sense.

Variety of vocabulary used.

Uses a variety of conjunctions.

Mostly uses correct punctuation.

Mostly uses correct tense.
High/Outstanding

Sentences are clear and effective.

Extensive and engaging vocabulary.

Consistently uses more complex sentences.

Uses a variety of conjunctions.

Correctly uses punctuation.

Correct use of past tense.
Spelling

Limited

Makes frequent errors in spelling.
Basic

Attempts to use high frequency words
and some phonetic spelling for more difficult words.
Sound

Spells words with regular spelling patterns correctly and attempts unfamiliar words.

Shows increased accuracy in spelling.
High/Outstanding

Uses a range of strategies to spell unfamiliar words.

Makes almost no errors in spelling.
Text

Limited

Writes limited amount of text.
Basic

2-3 sentences.
Sound

~4-5 sentences.
High/Outstanding

Writes longer texts organised into paragraphs.
Proofreading/ Editing

Limited

No evidence of proofreading or editing.
Basic

Little evidence of proofreading or editing.
Sound

Evidence of proofreading and editing.
High/Outstanding

Shows evidence of proofreading and editing.



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