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Persuasive Writing 
Persuasive Writing Leaflet: school concert and local local concret
Rubric Code: K2XAW3X
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Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: K-5

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  Lack of Control

1 pts

Minimal Control

2 pts

Sufficient Control

3 pts

Consistent Control

4 pts

Full Command

5 pts

Ideas

Lack of Control

Main idea not established; unclear or irrelevant ideas. A title/heading is not used.
Minimal Control

Minimally developed main idea and ideas; some irrelevant. The title/heading does not add to the leaftlet.
Sufficient Control

Generally focused main idea and details; some developed sections. Some attempt has been made to create an interesting title.
Consistent Control

Developed main idea; relevant ideas and details. The title is starting to use some persuasive techniques.
Full Command

Fully developed main idea; relevant ideas and details. The title/heading is highly effective and an original idea, using persuasive techniques.
Organisation

Lack of Control

No organization; lacks introduction and/or conclusion.
Minimal Control

Minimal organisation; may lack introduction or conclusion. Maybe is missing some important information.
Sufficient Control

Appropriate organisation; clear introduction and conclusion. Most important information is included.
Consistent Control

Logical organisation; effective introduction and conclusion. All information is included.
Full Command

Logical organisation; engaging introduction and conclusion. Information is organised in an originally way.
Writing Style

Lack of Control

Inaccurate word choice; little attention to audience or sentence variety.
Minimal Control

Simple repetitive word choice; limited audience awareness; little sentence variety.
Sufficient Control

Audience awareness; generally engaging word choice; some sentence variety. Some thought of persuasive techniques.
Consistent Control

Engaging word choice; attention to audience; some sentence variety. Good use of persuasive techniques such as: adjectives, adverbs, alliteration, use of quotations, rhyme etc.
Full Command

Varied language; attention to audience; sentence variety. All key persuasive techniques are present: superlatives, alliteration, rhyme, quotations,
Conventions

Lack of Control

Sentence fragments end punctuation incorrect/lacking; errors obscure meaning.
Minimal Control

Awkward sentences; end punctuation incorrect/lacking; some errors interfere with meaning.
Sufficient Control

Correct simple sentences; generally correct usage; few errors interfere with meaning.
Consistent Control

Correct sentences and punctuation; correct usage; errors do not interfere with meaning.
Full Command

Clear, correct sentences and punctuation; correct usage; errors do not interfere with meaning. Punctuation is used for effect.
Presentation

Lack of Control

Little care or effort is taken with the overall presentation. The presentation is unclear or confused.
Minimal Control

Some thought and effort are put into the presentation but more care needs to be taken.
Sufficient Control

The leaflet is presented in a good way, some neatness issues may still exist. Or, illustration or colour could be used more effectively.
Consistent Control

The presentation is to a high standard, an illustration and some colour may have been used.
Full Command

The presentation adds to the persuasiveness of the leaflet. There is well considered use of illustrations, colours are effectively thought out and the work has impact.




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