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iRubric: RAFT Elements, Compounds, and Mixtures rubric

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RAFT Elements, Compounds, and Mixtures Students wrote a letter as one of the three types of substances to one of the other substances explaining how they interact. Rubric Code: JXB8532 By DrGCDMS Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Science Type: Reflection Grade Levels: 6-8

Criteria RAFT
	Excellent 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Needs Work 2 pts	Not Yet 1 pts
Role How well did you assume the voice of your chosen character?	Excellent Clearly states the role.	Good Ambiguous in stating the role.	Needs Work Role not actually depicted in writing.	Not Yet Role not mentioned.
Audience How well did you address/acknowledge the people/group you were writing for?	Excellent Clearly identifies intended audience.	Good Audience not clearnly defined.	Needs Work Incorrect choice for audience (e.g., element to element or compound to compound).	Not Yet Audience not mentioned.
Format How well did your writing to the intended follow protocol for the type of writing?	Excellent Proper heading, greeting, body, complimentary colose, and signature line.	Good Missing one of the five parts.	Needs Work Missing two of the five parts.	Not Yet Missing three or more of the five parts.
Topic HOw well did you show your knolwedge of the content through your writing?	Excellent Understands the relationship between the role and audience, and gives an example or explanation to demonstrate understanding.	Good Understands the relationship between the role and audience, but does not supply either an example or explanation to support understanding.	Needs Work Does not have a clear understanding the relationship between the role and audience,but gives an adequate example or explanation of the proper interaction.	Not Yet Does not demonstate understanding of how the role and audience are interrelated.
Spelling and Punctuation How well did you follow writing mechanics?	Excellent No writing errors.	Good 1-3 grammatical errors.	Needs Work 4-6 grammatical errors.	Not Yet Greater than 7 grammatical errors.