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Comma Person

Christmas Comma Codes

SWBAT correctly show four ways to show the different comma uses learned.

Rubric Code: KX43B59

By b21fhs

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Subject: English

Type: Writing

Grade Levels: K-5, 6-8

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	1 pts	2 pts	3 pts	4 pts
Labels	1 There are no labels or there are 3 or more errors.	2 Labels are either messy or have 1 or 2 errors.	3 Labels are neat and have no errors.	4 Labels are correct and artistically designed (Neat with colorful lettering).
Picture	1 There is no picture.	2 Picture is messy and shows little effort or 'Pride in Product'.	3 Picture is neat, but not colored.	4 Picture shows great effort and 'Pride in Product'.
Comma Concepts	1 None of the sentences show understanding of the 4 comma code concepts &/OR all of them are labeled incorrectly.	2 1 or 2 of the sentences show understanding of each of the 4 comma code concepts &/or are labeled correctly.	3 3 of the sentences show understanding of each of the 4 comma code concepts &/OR are labeled correctly.	4 All sentences show understanding of each of the 4 comma code concepts and are labeled correctly.
Comma Usage	1 The examples have 4 or more commas misplaced or missing.	2 The examples have 2 - 3 commas misplaced or missing.	3 The examples have 1 comma misplaced or missing.	4 All sentences show correct placement & usage of commas.
CUPS errors	1 The examples have 7 or more CUPS errors. Capitals, usage, punctuation (other than commas), & spelling of 4th grade level words.	2 The examples have 4 - 6 CUPS errors. Capitals, usage, punctuation (other than commas), & spelling of 4th grade level words.	3 The examples have 1 - 3 CUPS errors. Capitals, usage, punctuation (other than commas), & spelling of 4th grade level words.	4 The examples have no CUPS errors. Capitals, usage, punctuation (other than commas), & spelling of 4th grade level words.
Creativity	1 The examples are below grade level, confusing, or otherwise unacceptable.	2 The examples are on grade level, but are uninspired, short, show no DEEDS &/or repeat many words or ideas.	3 The examples are on grade level and show DEEDS but may have repeats of words or ideas.	4 The examples are original and very creative, with multiple DEEDS with no repeats of essential words or ideas.