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Persuasive Letter Writing Rubric

Write a persuasive letter. Remember to correctly use and punctuate all the parts of the letter.

Rubric Code: K99236

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Subject: Arts and Design

Type: Writing

Grade Levels: K-5

Persuasive Letter Rubric
	Expert 4 pts	Practitioner 3 pts	Apprentice 2 pts	Novice 1 pts
Greeting/Address	Expert A proper salutation is used in the correct place, proper use of comma, proper capitalization of the name.	Practitioner Missing one component from the following: Proper salutation is used in the correct place, proper capitalization of the name, the proper use of the comma.	Apprentice Missing two components from the following: Proper salutation is used in the correct place, proper capitalization of the name, the proper use of the comma.	Novice Missing three components from the following: Proper salutation is used in the correct place, proper capitalization of the name, proper use of the comma.
Body	Expert Provides 2-3 complex ideas, with vivid description, to persuade the reader	Practitioner Provides 2 clear ideas, with appropriate description, to persuade the reader	Apprentice Provides 1-2 simple ideas, with some description, to persuade the reader	Novice Provides only 1 simple idea, with limited description, to persuade the reader
Closing	Expert Proper closing is included. Closing is used in the proper place. Correct use of comma is included. Signature included in the proper place.	Practitioner Proper closing is included. Closing is used in the proper place. Correct use of comma is not included. Signature included in the proper place.	Apprentice Proper closing is included. Closing is not used in the proper place. Correct use of comma is not included. Signature included, but not in the proper place.	Novice Proper closing is not included. Closing is not used in the proper place. Correct use of comma is not included. Signature is not included.
Conventions	Expert Paper contains hardly any capitalization, punctuation and/or spelling errors.	Practitioner Paper contains a few capitalization, punctuation and/or spelling errors.	Apprentice Paper contains some capitalization, punctuation and/or spelling errors.	Novice Paper contains many capitalization, punctuation and/or spelling errors.
Persuasive Techniques	Expert Author uses 2 of the Persuasive Techniques: Address Objections, Agitate and Solve, Appeal to Emotion/Morals, or Storytelling to effectively persuade reader.	Practitioner Author uses 1 of the Persuasive Techniques: Address Objections, Agitate and Solve, Appeal to Emotion/Morals, or Storytelling to effectively persuade reader.	Apprentice Author attempts to use 1 of the Persuasive Techniques: Address Objections, Agitate and Solve, Appeal to Emotion/Morals, or Storytelling to persuade reader.	Novice Author does not use any of the Persuasive Techniques to persuade reader.

Keywords:

Convince and argue for an idea that you want changed

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Writing

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