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Introduction E-mail (84 points possible) 
As you develop this writing, please focus on the following: What is the purpose of this writing? Who is my audience? How can I best arrange my information? What main ideas do I want to present? What details will support my main ideas? What will make a good lead to catch the reader's attention? How can I end the piece effectively?
Rubric Code: E3X649
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Subject: Communication  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: 9-12

Powered by iRubric HELLO, Mrs. B--It's me
Formulate (create)an e-mail to Mrs. B including the following information to conniebaggett@gmail.com--once the e-mail is sent, turn this form in to the basket.
  Advanced

Wow! Exceeded all the expectations completely.

10-12 points

(N/A)

Proficient

Met the expectations with minimum details.

7-9 points

(N/A)

Not Proficient

Did not meet the expectations.

0-6 points

(N/A)

Introductory paragraph

The introductory paragraph should summarize (give a short version) of your basic information such as name, grade, age, birthday, etc.

Advanced

Wrote an interesting paragraph summarizing all the introductory information.
Proficient

Wrote a paragraph summarizing MOST of the introductory information.
Not Proficient

Did not include the information requested in paragraph form.
Your Home

Explain (tell about) where you live and who lives in your household with you.

Advanced

Wrote an interesting paragraph explaining, in detail, the information requested.
Proficient

Wrote a paragraph explaining the information requested.
Not Proficient

Did not include the information requested in paragraph form.
Hobbies and Interests

Describe (tell all about) your hobbies and interests.

Advanced

Wrote an interesting paragraph describing, in detail, the information requested.
Proficient

Wrote a paragraph describing the information requested.
Not Proficient

Did not include the information requested in paragraph form.
Educational and Career Goals

Predict (what will happen in the future) the next ten years of your life. Be realistic, but hopeful and positive

Advanced

Wrote an interesting paragraph predicting, in detail, the information requested.
Proficient

Wrote a paragraph predicting the information requested.
Not Proficient

Did not include the information requested in the paragraph.
Summer fun!

Trace (list in steps) your summer break, the good, the bad, the ugly!

Advanced

Wrote an interesting paragraph tracing, in detail, the timeline requested.
Proficient

Wrote a paragraph tracing the timeline requested.
Not Proficient

Did not include the information requested in paragraph form.
Class Expectations

Analyze (break apart) what you expect to learn in this class.

Advanced

Wrote an interesting paragraph analyzing, in detail, the information requested.
Proficient

Wrote a paragraph analyzing the information requested.
Not Proficient

Did not include the information requested in paragraph form.
Grammar and Spelling

Support (back up) your knowledge of proper grammar and spelling by using that knowledge throughout the writing

Advanced

Perfect grammar and spelling.
Proficient

One grammar or spelling error.
Not Proficient

More than one grammar or spelling error.
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