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nonfiction vs fiction t chart

Write two facts from the story that are fiction and two facts that are non fiction

Rubric Code: CXXW7B9

By KateriaG

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Subject: English

Type: Project

Grade Levels: K-5

Fiction vs. Nonfiction T-chart
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts
Writes two fiction facts	Poor Written facts have little to do with the story read or there is little attempt to write any fiction facts.	Fair There is one clearly written fact from the story that is fantasy/fiction. Sentences are fairly complete.	Good There are two written facts from the story that are fantasy/fiction . <BR> Sentences are clearly written and details also are included.
Writes two nonfiction facts	Poor Written facts have little to do with the story read of there is little attempt to write any nonfiction facts.	Fair There is one clearly written fact from the story that is a nonfiction fact. Sentences are fairly complete.	Good There are two written facts from the story that are real facts. Sentences are clearly written and details also are included.
Organizes use of T-chart	Poor Sentences are not written in the appropriate spaces. Writing is not legible.	Fair Sentences are written fairly well in spaces provided. Writting is fair.	Good Sentences are organized in proper spacing. Writting is clear to very neat.
Spelling and Grammar	Poor Paper has numerous errors in capitalization, spelling and/or punctuation. .Errors interfere with meaning	Fair Paper has few errors in capitalization and punctuation. High frequency spelling words spelled correctly errors do not interfere with meaning of the writing.	Good Pper is free of spelling, punctuation, and capitalization errors. Subjects and verbs agree. Writer utilizes more complex punctuation and/or vocabulary.