iRubric: Letter from Winnie to Jesse rubric

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Letter from Winnie to Jesse Friendly Letter from a Gothic Character Students will each write a letter to Jesse from Winnie to explain why she made the choice not to drink the water from the spring. novel The letter refers to specific examples from the novel about events that explain what Winnie learned from the Tucks about what it means to live forever. Rubric Code: G22X974 By amy106 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: 6-8

Letter to Jesse
	Exceptional (N/A)	Good (N/A)	Fair (N/A)	Needs Work (N/A)
Focus/Tone - 20 points	Exceptional Writing is clear and coherent; appropriate to task, purpose, and audience.	Good Writing is mostly clear and coherent; appropriate to task, purpose, and audience.	Fair Writing is somewhat clear and may be confusing at times; task, purpose, and audience may not be clear.	Needs Work Writing is unclear and confusing; is not appropriate to task, purpose, and audience.
Content - 70 points	Exceptional The letter is thorough and detailed. Gives multiple, specific examples from the book about what Winnie learned from Angus and Miles. It also addresses how Winnie changed because of her time with the Tucks.	Good The letter is specific to the book but details may not be thorough. Refers to the book but does not give specifics.	Fair The letter includes basic details without much description or explanation.	Needs Work The letter includes minimal details and limited description or explanation.
Conventions - 10 points	Exceptional Spelling, grammar, and punctuation are flawless. No errors. All proper nouns are capitalized, sentence structure is varied.	Good Letter contains a few (no more than 3) careless errors. Some issues with sentence structure	Fair Letter contains several (4 or more)errors that may hinder comprehension.	Needs Work Letter contains numerous errors that hinder comprehension and understanding of reader.