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Mrs. Sims Compare and Contrast of Stories
Mr. Falker and Mrs. Peterson Comparison Paragraph
Rubric Code:
H2WW433
By
SimsSh
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Subject:
English
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
K-5
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Compare & Contrast -Activity
Advanced Understanding
4 pts
Meeting Standard
3 pts
Developing Understanding
2 pts
Basic Understanding
1 pts
Capitalization
Advanced Understanding
All sentences, names and I begins with a capital letter.
Meeting Standard
All sentences begin with a capital letter
Developing Understanding
Around half of the sentences begin with a capital letter
Basic Understanding
Most of the sentences are missing capital letters at the beginning.
Make corrections.
Punctuations
Advanced Understanding
Correct punctuation is used within and at the end of sentences.
Meeting Standard
All sentences have the correct end punctuation. Commas and other types of punctuation are used correctly in most sentences.
Developing Understanding
Around half of the sentences have correct end punctuation. Commas and other types of punctuation are used incorrectly or not used at all in most sentences.
Basic Understanding
Most of the sentences are needing end punctuation. Commas are not used correctly in most sentences.
Make corrections.
Sentence Structure
Advanced Understanding
Sentences are varied and are of an appropriate length, make sense, and are free of subject/verb disagreements.
**Genius level sentences
Meeting Standard
Sentences are of an appropriate length, mostly make sense, but there are some subject/verb disagreements.
Developing Understanding
About half of the sentences are incomplete or contain many errors which are distracting to the reader.
Basic Understanding
Most of the sentences are incomplete or contain many errors which are distracting to the reader.
Re-Do
Transition words and phrases
Advanced Understanding
Transition words and phrases enhance the readers understanding of the essay.
Meeting Standard
Transition words and phrases are used correctly.
Developing Understanding
The writer only included a few transition words and phrases and some may be used incorrectly.
Basic Understanding
The writer does not include transition words and phrases.
Re-Do.
Comparison points
Advanced Understanding
There are at least (3) three clear comparison (similarity) examples used between the stories.
Meeting Standard
There are at least (2) three clear comparison (similarity) examples used between the stories.
Developing Understanding
There is (1)one comparison between the stories
Basic Understanding
Student has not provided any comparison examples.
Re-Do.
Contrasting points
Advanced Understanding
There are (2) two clear contrasting (differences) between the stories
Meeting Standard
There is (1) one clear contrasting example between the stories
Developing Understanding
The writer has attempted to show a contrasting example between the stories, but it is not clear to the reader.
Basic Understanding
Student has not provided any contrasting examples.
Re-Do.
Keywords:
Compare/Contrast Essay, Writing, Essays, English, Technology
Subjects:
Communication
Computers
English
Journalism
Test Preparation
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Types:
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