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iRubric: Diary Entry rubric

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Diary Entry Students are to write a 1 page diary entry from the perspective of another character in The Diary of Anne Frank, Act II, Scene 3. Rubric Code: JX7463X By PantherToups Draft Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: 6-8

Diary Entry
	Advanced 25 pts	Proficient 20 pts	Basic 15 pts	Minimal 10 pts
Content Accuracy	Advanced Entry shows an accurate portrayal of the events of Act II, Scene 3. Facts of the story have not been altered or misrepresented.	Proficient Entry has a few factual errors that have changed events from the play.	Basic Entry does not portray the events of the play with a great degree of accuracy.	Minimal Events have been changed drastically from the original events of the play.
Character Voice	Advanced Entry is written true to the chosen character. Vocabulary, emotions, and reactions are appropriate to how the character has acted the rest of the play.	Proficient Entry is written in the character's voice. It may not follow vocabulary exactly, but is appropriate to emotions and reactions.	Basic Entry is written in the character's point of view, but does not sound like how the character speaks or represent how they act.	Minimal Entry is not written in the character's point of view.
Nuts and Bolts	Advanced Writing is overall grammatically and mechanically correct. There may be a few errors, but they do not interfere with understanding.	Proficient Writing contains grammatical or mechanical errors that sometimes make writing confusing.	Basic Writing contains grammatical or mechanical errors that make writing hard to understand.	Minimal Writing makes very little sense.
Length	Advanced Writing is at least 1 page.	Proficient Writing is 1 page.	Basic Writing is less than 1 page.	Minimal Writing is far less than 1 page.