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Chapter One History Essay 
Choose to answer question 3,4, or 8 in Essay form on page 47 in the "Apply your learning" section.
Rubric Code: K2X9A2X
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Subject: History  
Type: Assignment  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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  Exceeds Standard

10 pts

Meets Standard

8 pts

Approaching Standard

6 pts

Below Standard

4 pts

Focus/Ideas

Exceeds Standard

-Has ideas that are connected to each other
-Has a fully developed topic and a clear topic sentence that expresses the main idea
-Has carefully selected interesting details that support the topic
-Maintains focus clearly throughout the essay
Meets Standard

-Has ideas that are fairly connected
-Has a fairly well-developed topic stated in a topic sentence
-Has some details that support the topic
-Generally maintains focus
Approaching Standard

-Ideas are somewhat connected
-Has a minimally developed topic; may or may not have a topic sentence
-Some details are present
-Focus strays
Below Standard

Minimum standard is not met.
Word Choice/Sentence Structure

Exceeds Standard

Many interesting words are used
Language is varied, student makes use of synonyms
Sentences are complete
Sentences vary in lenght and structure
Sentence beginnings are varied
Meets Standard

Some interesting words are used
Language is somewhat varied, student makes use of synonyms
One or two sentences are incomplete
Most sentences vary in length and structure
Most sentence beginnings are varied
Approaching Standard

Some interesting words are used
Language is somewhat repetitive
Some sentences are incomplete
Sentences do not vary much in length and structure
Sentence do not vary much in the beginnings
Below Standard

Minimum standard is not met.
Organization

Exceeds Standard

-Has clear and logical organization
-Has a complete introduction, body, and conclusion
-Easy to follow
-Paragraphs are not too long or short to support ideas
-Has the correct number of paragraphs
Meets Standard

-Has logical organization
-Has an introduction, body, and conclusion
-Is fairly easy to follow
_One paragraph is too long or short to support ideas
-Has the correct number of paragraphs
Approaching Standard

-Some organization is present
-Has an introduction, body, and conclusion, but may be unclear
-Is difficult to follow at times
_More than one paragraph is too long or short
-Has the correct number of paragraphs
Below Standard

Minimum standard is not met.
Paragraphs

Exceeds Standard

Each paragraph follows proper paragraph format

Each paragraph has a topic sentence

Each paragraph has a conclusion sentence
Meets Standard

Each paragraph follows much of proper paragraph format.

Each paragraph has a topic sentence and a conclusion sentence.
Approaching Standard

Each paragraph follows some of proper paragraph format.

Each paragraph has a topic sentence and sometimes has a conclusion sentence.
Below Standard

Minimum standard is not met.
Mechanics/Conventions

Exceeds Standard

-Has correct use of punctuation, grammar, and mechanics
-Presentation of the piece is attractive and easy to read
-All paragraphs are indented correctly.
-Student uses font size 12 and 1.5 spacing.
Meets Standard

-Has few errors in punctuation, grammar, and mechanics
-Presentations is clear
-All paragraphs are indented correctly.
-Student has written between the margins.
-Student uses font size 12 and 1.5 spacing.
Approaching Standard

-Includes some errors in grammar, punctuation, and mechanics
-Presentation is fairly clear
-All paragraphs are indented correctly.
-Student has written between the margins.
-Student uses font size 12 and 1.5 spacing.
Below Standard

-Includes multiple errors in grammar, punctuation, and mechanics
- Presentation makes the writing hard to read
-Indenting or writing is not placed correctly
-Student did not use font size 12 and 1.5 spacing.





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