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Story Writing 
Students will write to develop a story line with a sequence of events, a problem, and a resolution, or outcome. Characters will be developed through descriptions, and the writer's work to show us the characters through their actions.
Rubric Code: J2XWA89
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Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: (none)

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  Having Difficulty

3 pts

Satisfactory

5 pts

Good

6 pts

Very Good

8 pts

Exemplary

10 pts

Plot
3 pts

Having Difficulty

There are minimal events in the story. Either the problem or the solution is missing.
Satisfactory

Story has a problem and solution. Events are well connected.
Good

The main problem is clearly expressed. Outcomes of the problem are clear. Events are well connected, and several details add to the story.
Very Good

Main problem is clear. Events are well sequenced and connected. Outcomes are clear. Main events are well supported with details
Exemplary

Main problem is interesting, and details are colorful. Outcomes of the problem are clear and thought provoking.
Setting
2 pts

Having Difficulty

The setting is not mentioned.
Satisfactory

The setting is described.
Good

The setting is well described and at least two senses are developed.
Very Good

The setting is well described, and plays an interesting role in the story.
Exemplary

The setting is fully described and plays an interesting role in the story. Author uses imagery and descriptive language.
Characters
2 pts

Having Difficulty

Characters have names.
Satisfactory

Characters have names and are described in at least one way.
Good

Characters have names, and are described. The characters' behaviors SHOW the reader things about the characters' personalities.
Very Good

Characters are well described, and reveal their personalities through their actions. They are interesting and dynamic.
Exemplary

Characters are dynamic, interesting, and easy to relate to. Their actions are thought provoking.
Conventions
3 pts

Having Difficulty

Numerous mistakes in grammar, spelling, and punctuation that detract from the meaning of the story.
Satisfactory

There are several errors. They detract somewhat from the meaning of the story.
Good

There are minimal errors.
Very Good

Sentence construction is varied and effective.
Exemplary

Sentences are interesting, and very effective in communicating ideas.




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