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Thank You Note Card

Writing Rubric for Writing a Thank You Letter

Professional thank you note following a job interview

Rubric Code: H25W535

By michelletcarter

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Subject: Business

Type: Assignment

Grade Levels: 9-12

Thank You Note Card
	Advanced 2 pts	Proficient 18 pts	Making Progress 15 pts	No Progress 10 pts
Parts of a Note Card	Advanced Writes all five parts of a thank you letter. (Date, Greeting, Body, Saluation, Signature)	Proficient Writes four of the five parts of a thank you letter.	Making Progress Writes two to three of the five parts of a thank you letter.	No Progress Writes none of the five parts of a thank you letter.
Legibility and Spacing	Advanced Contains legible font of spacing between letters, words and sentences appropriately. Only one font is used	Proficient Contains legible font and use of spacing between letters, words and sentences appropriately. More than one font used., bold, or italicized used inappropriately	Making Progress Contains little legible text and use of spacing between letters, words and sentences appropriately. More than one font used., bold, or italicized used inappropriately	No Progress Inappropriate fontsor use of spacing between letters, words and sentences appropriately.
Sentence Structure	Advanced Each sentences is interesting, sincere and sentences are varied. All sentences have correct punctuation and capitalization.	Proficient Each sentence has correct punctuation and capitalization. Some attempt has been made to create interesting, sincere, and varied sentences.	Making Progress There are 1-3 punctuation or capitalization errors. Sentences are simple and similar in style.	No Progress There are many punctuation and capitalization errors. Sentences are poorly written and structured.
Spelling	Advanced There are no words spelled incorrectly and all assigned words are spelled correctly. No punctuation errors.	Proficient There are 2-2 words spelled incorrectly but all assigned words are spelled correctly. No punctuation errors.	Making Progress Contains little evidence of being proofread: total of 4-6 errors found (either spelling or punctuation)	No Progress More than 6 misspelled words and/or punctuation errors
Content	Advanced Purpose of the thank you letter (with details) is clearly stated and explained.	Proficient Purpose of the thank you letter (with some details) is stated and somewhat explained.	Making Progress Purpose of the thank you letter (with no details) is stated but not explained.	No Progress Purpose of the thank you letter is not stated or explained.