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6th Grade Stories 6th Grade Stories Rubric Code: K4BWAW By ddabke Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: (none)

6th Grade Stories
	A 4 pts	B 3 pts	C 2 pts	D 1 pts
Dialogue	A Dialogue makes the characters seem real.	B There needs to be more dialogue, but what's there shows how the characters think and feel.	C The dialogue is minimal. It doesn't really tell how the characters think or feel.	D The characters don't seem real. There isn't any dialogue.
Setting	A Details show when and where the story takes place.	B Specific details would make the setting clearer.	C There is very little telling about the setting.	D The story has no clear setting.
Plot	A The plot has a conflict, a climax, and a resolution.	B The plot has a conflict and a climax but no clear resolution.	C Some events are unrelated to the conflict.	D What's the conflict? May events are unnecessary.
Language	A The language creates a definite mood the suits the story.	B The language creates a mood, but it doesn't seem to fit the story.	C The voice is not strong, and so the mood is not clear.	D The story has no emotional effect at all.
Point of View	A The author chose one point of view and stayed with it.	B The point of view changes once.	C The point of view changes a couple of times.	D The point of view wanders, making the story hard to follow.
Beginning	A The opening introduces the characters and setting.	B The beginning introduces setting and characters but could be more interesting.	C The beginning introduces only characters OR setting.	D The beginning is confusing.
Ending	A The ending shows how the conflict is resolved.	B The ending is too abrupt.	C It's not clear what happens at the end.	D There is no conclusion.
Grammar/Spelling	A There are very few mistakes in grammar, spelling, or punctuation.	B There are some mistakes in grammar, spelling, or punctuation.	C Mistakes sometimes make the story hard to read.	D Many mistakes make the story very difficult to read.