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Fantasy Writing

Students will write a Fantasy story using the elements of fantasy discussed in class.

Rubric Code: FXAX693

By Simo13

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Subject: English

Type: Writing

Grade Levels: K-5

Fantasy
	Beginning 3 pts	Developing 6 pts	Mastering 10 pts
Grammer and Spelling	Beginning Contains repeated spelling and grammatical errors including punctuation and capitalization.	Developing Contains a few grammatical errors, some repeated, including spelling, capitalization and punctuation.	Mastering Contains little or no grammatical errors in spelling, capitalization and/or punctuation.
Fantasy Elements	Beginning Does not contain any fantasy elements. Story appears realistic.	Developing Contains some fantasy elements including any of the following: Magical items or creatures, made up lands/locations, talking animals, general use of magic and transportation through time and/or space.	Mastering Contains most fantasy elements including any of the following: Magical items or creatures, made up lands/locations, talking animals, general use of magic and transportation through time and/or space.
Balance of Fantasy and Realistic	Beginning Story has no fantasy or no realistic elements.	Developing Story has both fantasy and realistic elements.	Mastering Story has both fantasy and realistic elements described in detail.
Main Character	Beginning The main character shows few realistic character traits and/or is not relatable.	Developing Main character has a couple good character traits, is relatable and has a few good interactions with other characters.	Mastering Main character has many character traits, is relatable and has many interactions with other characters.
Format	Beginning The story is less than 2 pages and/or is not neatly presented or easy to read. Paragraphs are not easily identified as introduction, conflict,resolution and conclusion.	Developing The story is 2 pages and/or ist neatly presented or easy to read. Some paragraphs are in correct order and easily identified as introduction, conflict,resolution and conclusion.	Mastering Story is detailed and is more than two pages. Paragraphs are in correct order and easily identified as introduction, conflict,resolution and conclusion.