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Wk 2 Day 5 Word Choice 
Choosing Colorful Adjectives
Rubric Code: J4W7A9
By bprock
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Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: K-5

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  Poor

0 pts

Good

1 pts

Excellant

2 pts

Label

Poor

No label on writing.
Good

Writing is labeled but missing some information.
Excellant

Writing is labeled correctly.
Adjectives

Poor

Uses no adjectives in writing.
Good

Uses one adjective in writing.
Excellant

Uses two or more adjectives in writing.
Colorful Adjectives

Poor

Uses no colorful adjectives in writing.
Good

Uses one colorful adjective in writing.
Excellant

Uses two or more strong, colorful adjectives in writing.
Letter form

Poor

Does not use letter form.
Good

Uses letter form incorrectly.
Excellant

Uses correct letter form.
Commas

Poor

Does not use commas in writing.
Good

Uses some commas in writing incorrectly.
Excellant

Uses commas correctly in writing.
Bug

Poor

Does not refer to bugs in writing at all.
Good

Uses some detail to describe bug.
Excellant

Describes bug in letter using details.





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