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French Language Writing Rubric

Foreign Language Writing Rubric

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Rubric Code: DXXA9AX

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Subject: Foreign Languages

Type: Writing

Grade Levels: K-5

Writing Rubric
	Level 4 (N/A)	Level 3 (N/A)	Level 2 (N/A)	Level 1 (N/A)
Organization	Level 4 Content is well organized. Topic is discussed thoroughly.	Level 3 Presentation is generally logical. Most information on topic is included.	Level 2 Presentation is somewhat logical and confusing in places. Information on topic lacking.	Level 1 Poorly organized. Incomplete coverage of topic.
Comprehensability	Level 4 Reader can always understand what the writer is trying to communicate. Correct use of French vocabulary.	Level 3 Reader can understand most of what the writer is trying to communicate. Mostly correct use of French vocabulary.	Level 2 Reader can understand less than half of what writer is trying to communicate. Incorrect use of French vocabulary.	Level 1 Incomprehensible throughout. Uses English words throughout.
Vocabulary/Content	Level 4 Writer goes above and beyond, using a wide variety of vocabulary. Correct usage of new or unfamiliar vocabulary.	Level 3 Writer uses a variety of relevant vocabulary. Vocabulary is appropriate to the level and topic.	Level 2 Writer uses some vocabulary. Most of the vocabulary is basic and repetitive.	Level 1 Writer doesn't use sufficient vocabulary. Vocabulary is below the expected level and often irrelevant to the topic.
Accuracy	Level 4 Writer uses almost correct grammar, word order, spelling, and punctuation, with minor errors.	Level 3 Writer usually uses correct grammar, word order, spelling, and punctuation, with some errors.	Level 2 Writer makes frequent mistakes with grammar, word order, spelling, and punctuation. Errors begin to interfere with comprehension.	Level 1 Writer consistently makes errors with grammar, word order, spelling, and punctuation. Errors with simple and basic structures.