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Create Le Storee Creative Story Rubric Six Traits Assessment Rubric Code: DX53W3C By amandakiat Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: 6-8

6 Point 6 Traits
	Not Yet Not much evidence is shown (N/A)	Approaching Approaching Expectations (N/A)	Meeting Meets Expectations (N/A)	Excelling Exceeds Expectatons (N/A)
Ideas	Not Yet Loosely focused	Approaching Quality detail outweighs generalities, filler	Meeting Clear and focused thought; strong main idea	Excelling Clear, focused, compelling ideas. Leaves the reader wanting MORE!!
Organization	Not Yet Hard to follow; needs much re-ordering	Approaching Order functional; structure supportive; functional lead and conclusion	Meeting Order works well with topic & purpose; strong leads, thoughtful transitions	Excelling Thoughtful structure; well-crafted transitions; unforgettable opening and fabulous closing that leaves the reader hungry!
Word Choice	Not Yet Flat language or thesaurus overload	Approaching Functional, clear language;some promising moments (Most paragraphs have strong verbs, quality adjectives and sparkling adverbs.)	Meeting Precise, vivid, natural language; striking, fresh phrases (Most paragraphs have more than one strong verb)	Excelling Powerful, stunning verbs; you want to read it more than once to savor the words (Many strong verbs and quality adjectives in piece) Story includes at least one simile
Sentence Fluency	Not Yet Awkward enough to make reader stumble, re-read often (Relies too much on one particular type of opener)	Approaching Some variety in length, structure, beginnings; few awkward moments (A few different sentence openers, attempted transitions)	Meeting Easy going flow, highly readable, purposeful sentence beginnings (Different sentence openers and some transitions)	Excelling Skims, sings, dances along like a lively script; easy to read with inflection (Many different sentence openers and excellent transitions)
Conventions	Not Yet Noticeable, frequent, distracting errors; line-by-line editing required	Approaching Noticeable, but minor errors that do not obscure meaning; needs a good once-over	Meeting Minor errors that are easily overlooked; minor touchups	Excelling Only the pickiest editors will spot errors.