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Writing from another character's perspective Writing from another character's perspective North and South newspaper writing Rubric Code: GX2994W By colfleshd Draft Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: K-5

From Doodle's Perspective
	Poor 2 pts	Fair 5 pts	Good 8 pts
Introduction	Poor The introduction does not capture the reader's interest.	Fair The introduction is good, but there is room for improvement.	Good The introduction is dynamic and captures the reader's interest.
Point of View	Poor The character's point of view is not evident in the scene.	Fair An attempt has been made to show what happened from the character's point of view, but it doesn't consistently reflect the view of either the North or the South.	Good It is evident that the interpretation of the scene now reflects the view of either the North or the South.
Tone	Poor The tone of the scene remains unchanged from the original.	Fair The tone of the scene is somewhat changed when told from the character's point of view.	Good The tone of the scene is in sharp contrast to the original when told from this character's point of view.
Creative Writing Elements	Poor The writer made no attempt to show not tell; or made no attempt to use better verbs.	Fair The writer attempted to use vivid action verbs; told rather than showed.	Good The writer used vivid action verbs; effectively showed, not told.
Capitalization	Poor Proper nouns are not capitalized.	Fair There are less than 5 errors in capitalization.	Good There are no capitalization errors.