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Edits for correct sentence structure, capitalization, punctu

Edits for correct sentence structure, capitalization, punctuation, spelling and verb usage.

Rubric Code: JX38774

By Meiriwyn

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Subject: English

Type: Writing

Grade Levels: K-5

Sentences
	4 - Above Expectation (N/A)	3 - Meets Expectation (N/A)	2 - Approaching Expectation (N/A)	1 -Novice (N/A)
Capitalization	4 - Above Expectation Consistently uses capitals for sentence beginning and names correctly	3 - Meets Expectation Usually uses capitals for sentence beginning and namescorrectly	2 - Approaching Expectation Sometimes uses capitals for sentence beginning and namescorrectly	1 -Novice Rarely uses capitals for sentence beginning and namescorrectly
Punctuation	4 - Above Expectation Consistently uses punctuation for sentence ending and titles of address correctly	3 - Meets Expectation Usually uses punctuation for sentence ending and titles of address correctly	2 - Approaching Expectation Sometimes uses punctuation for sentence ending and titles of address correctly	1 -Novice Rarely uses punctuation for sentence ending and titles of address correctly
Spelling	4 - Above Expectation Consistently spells words correctly	3 - Meets Expectation Usually spells words correctly	2 - Approaching Expectation Sometimes spells words correctly	1 -Novice Rarely spells words correctly
Sentence Length	4 - Above Expectation Consistently uses complete sentences	3 - Meets Expectation Usually uses complete sentences	2 - Approaching Expectation Sometimes uses complete sentences	1 -Novice Rarely uses complete sentences
Wording Makes Sense	4 - Above Expectation Consistently uses sentences which make sense to the prompt or question	3 - Meets Expectation Usually uses sentences which make sense to the prompt or question	2 - Approaching Expectation Sometimes uses sentences which make sense to the prompt or question	1 -Novice Rarely uses sentences which make sense to the prompt or question