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iRubric: Writer's Notebook Rubric - Grade 6

iRubric: Writer's Notebook Rubric - Grade 6

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Writer's Notebook Rubric - Grade 6 
Writing Process Notebook entries from gathering entries to developing the seed
Rubric Code: JX92248
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Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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Quality (40)

4

Entires are thoughtful and reflective, revealing new insights to the writer's thinking. (40)
3

Entires tend to be thoughtful and reflective. They may reveal new insights to the writer's thinking. (30)
2

Entries resemble a diary format or bed to bed type stories . Little or no reflective thinking is evident. (20)
1

Entries are difficult to read due to organization of writing. (10)
0

Writer does not write enough to effectively assess their work.
Volume (28)

4

Writer exceeds the maximum amount of required writing for each entry. (28)
3

Writer produces the maximum amount of required writing for each entry. (21)
2

Writer produces the minimum amount of required writing for each entry. (3/4 page) (14)
1

Writer produces at least a paragraph but less than a page. (1/2 page) (7)
0

Writer does not write enough to effectively assess their work.
Mini lesson (16)

4

Entries are detailed and show that the writer regularly uses strategies taught in mini-lessons. Independently implements
the strategies taught. (16)
3

Some entries are detailed and sometimes show that the writer uses strategies taught in mini-lessons. Requires very little coaching to begin writing. (12)
2

Most entries are detailed and some show that the writer is trying to use strategies in the mini-lessons. Needs some prompting to implement mini lesson strategy. (8)
1

Writer's entries lack details and show little evidence of strategies taught during mini-lessons. Needs teacher directed support to implement the mini lesson strategy.(4)
0

Writer does not write enough to effectively assess their work. Will not attempt to implement mini lesson strategy w/o teacher.
Compositional Risks (8)

4

Writer naturally weaves compositional risks (i.e. figurative language, voice, dialogue, lead, or repetition) (8)
3

Writer attempts compositional risks (i.e. figurative language, voice, dialogue, lead, or repetition) (6)
2

Writer shows some evidence of using compositional risks (i.e. figurative language, voice, dialogue, lead, or repetition) (4)
1

Writer shows little evidence of using compositional risks (i.e. figurative language, voice, dialogue, lead, or repetition) (2)
0

Writer does not write enough to effectively assess their work.
Conventions (8)

4

1-2 errors (grammar, spelling, punctuation) (8)
3

Minimal (3-5) errors (grammar, spelling, punctuation) (6)
2

Some (6-9) errors (grammar, spelling, punctuation) (4)
1

Numerous errors (grammar, spelling, punctuation) but does not interfere with understanding (2)
0

Writer does not pay attention to spelling and punctuation. It is very difficult for someone to read their writing.





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