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2nd Grade -Main Idea and Supporting Details 2nd Grade -Main Idea and Supporting Details RI 2.2 Determine central idea of a text and analyze their development; Students will read a passage and write the supporting details and the main idea. Rubric Code: DXB28W2 By jamidl Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Assessment Grade Levels: K-5

Main Idea/Supporting Details Main Idea = What the story is mostly about<BR> Supporting Details= specific examples of what the story was mostly about
	Novice Beginning to be able to identify the main idea and supporting details. 1 pts	Basic Demonstrates some understanding by identifying part(s) of the main idea and and supporting details. 2 pts	Proficient Demonstrates complete and accurate understanding by identifying correctly the main idea and supporting details. 3 pts
Main Idea What is the story mostly about	Novice Attempted. Wrote something. Inaccurate identification of main idea.	Basic Partially identified a main idea in a simple sentence.	Proficient The main idea is identified clearly in a complex, detailed sentence.
Details Specific example of what the story was mostly about	Novice Attempted. Wrote something. Inaccurate identification of specific detail to explain what the story was mostly about. Only two or less details written.	Basic Contains a vague detail from the story in a simple sentence. Only three details written.	Proficient The detail clearly supports the main idea in a complex, detailed sentence. Four or more details written.
Mechanics Spelling, grammar, punctuation, capitalization, complete sentences	Novice Many spelling, grammar and punctuation errors; capitalization used incorrectly; Fragmented sentences.	Basic Some spelling, grammar and punctuation errors; Some sentences capitalization is not used correctly; Complete sentences.	Proficient Correct spelling, grammar and punctuation; Correct use of capitalization; Complete sentences.