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Expository Paragraph Writing-Day of the Dead 
Rubric Code: K89794
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Subject: Social Sciences  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: K-5

Powered by iRubric Paragraph Writing - Descriptive
  Excellent

4 pts

Good

3 pts

Fair

2 pts

Needs attention

1 pts

Title

Excellent

Title is present with no spelling or capitalization errors.
Good

Title is present, but it has some errors in capitalization or spelling.
Fair

Title is present, but has many errors in capitalization or spelling.
Needs attention

No title is present.
Topic Sentence

Excellent

The topic sentence is the first sentence in the paragraph. It is a clear statement of the paragraph content.
Good

The topic sentence gives some clarity of the paragrah content.
Fair

The topic sentence gives little evidence of the paragrah content.
Needs attention

There is no topic sentence presented in the paragraph.
Support/Details

Excellent

Topic is supported by at least three specific, factual details that relate to the main idea.
Good

Topic is supported by a two specific, factual details that relate to the main idea.
Fair

Topic is supported by general statements that do not relate to the main idea.
Needs attention

There is a slight attempt at support. Most sentences do not relate to the main idea.
Description

Excellent

Many descriptive words are used to describe the topic.
Good

Some descriptive words are used to describe the topic.
Fair

Few descriptive words are used to describe the topic.
Needs attention

No descriptive words are used to describe the topic.
Concluding Statement

Excellent

The concluding statement is the last sentence of the paragraph. It is a clear statement that repeats key words from the topic sentence.
Good

The concluding statement is the last sentence of the paragraph. It is a somewhat clear statement that repeats one or two key words from the topic sentence.
Fair

The concluding statement is the last sentence of the paragraph. It is not a clear statement and does not repeat key words from the topic sentence.
Needs attention

There is no concluding statement at the end of the paragraph.
Conventions

Excellent

Writing shows an understanding of proper grammar and use of punctuation and capitalization throughout. No spelling errors.
Good

Writing contains one or two consistent grammatical errors or incorrect uses of punctuation and capitalization . Most words are spelled correctly.
Fair

Many sentences are characterized by grammatical errors or incorrect uses of punctuation and capitalization. Numerous spelling errors.
Needs attention

Writing does not use proper grammar or punctuation and capitalization. The number of spelling errors significantly detracts from the readability of the paragraph.
Neatness

Excellent

Paragraph is neatly written. There are no "write overs", words are evenly spaced, and paragraph is indented.
Good

Paragraph is neatly written and words are evenly spaced, but it is not indented.
Fair

Paragaph contains some "write overs", words are not evenly spaced, but paragraph is indented.
Needs attention

Paragaph contains many "write overs", words are not evenly spaced, and paragraph is not indented.



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