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Best Field Trip Ever Narrative 
Field Trip Reflection Personal Narrative
Rubric Code: JX3A879
By Mr_Jordan
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Public Rubric
Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: K-5

Powered by iRubric Field Trip Reflection
  Novice

1 pts

Apprentice

2 pts

Proficient

3 pts

Distinguished

4 pts

Introduction & Conclusion

Novice

Introduction is boring and does little to hook the reader. Conclusion ends very quickly without wrapping up the story.
Apprentice

Introduction OR the conclusion seem to have the needed details, but not both.
Proficient

Introduction does an adequate job of grabbing the reader's attention and the conclusion wraps things up. Needs just a little more to be distinguished.
Distinguished

Both introduction and conclusion are well-written and do an excellent job of getting the reader's attention and wrapping up the conclusion.
Details & Strong Words

Novice

Not many specific details, and word choice is weak.
Apprentice

Specific details and/or strong word choice are present in places, but are few.
Proficient

Specific details and strong word choices are used in several places.
Distinguished

Details and strong word choices are throughout the story. Very descriptive and easy to visualize.
Paragraphs & Organization

Novice

Not many paragraphs, if any. Story does not have a clear beginning, middle, and end.
Apprentice

Some paragraphs are visible, but story could use more organization to support beginning, middle, and end.
Proficient

Good paragraph formation and clear beginning, middle, and end.
Distinguished

Excellent paragraph formation that makes the organization very clear for the reader
Spelling & Grammar

Novice

There are many (more than 6) spelling, grammar, and capitalization errors. Narrative does not have a title.
Apprentice

There are some (4-6) spelling, grammar, and capitalization errors. Narrative does not have a title
Proficient

There are some (4-6) spelling, grammar, and capitalization errors. Narrative has a title.
Distinguished

There are few (3 or less) spelling, grammar, or capitalization errors. Narrative has a title.
Neatness

Novice

Final draft is hard to read overall.
Apprentice

Parts of the final draft are hard to read, but for the most part is legible.
Proficient

Entire final draft is legible.
Distinguished

Final draft is extremely neat and legible. Beautiful job!






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