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Sentence Dictation Writing Rubric

Work Work Sentence Dictation writing rubric

Capitalization, punctuation, word count, spelling, neatness

Rubric Code: M252A4C

By bjv1977

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Subject: English

Type: Assessment

Grade Levels: K-5

Dictation sentence writing rubric
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Capital letters	Poor Does not use capital letters at beginning of sentences or puts capital letters in inappropriate places i.e. middle of sentences or words.	Fair Uses capital letters at beginning of some sentences, does not misuse capital letters in other places in sentences.	Good Begins all sentences with capital letters	Excellent Begins all sentences and word work words with capital letters when necessary
Punctuation	Poor End punctuation is missing or consistently incorrect.	Fair Punctuation is sometimes missing or incorrect.	Good Correct end punctuation is present but may have minor errors (e.g., incorrect mark used once).	Excellent Correct end punctuation is used (period, question mark, or exclamation point).
Word count/order	Poor Attempts to write the dictated sentence.	Fair Sentence is not easy to read, owing to multiple words missing or out of order.	Good Sentence is somewhat easy to read with 1-2 words missing or out of order.	Excellent Correct one-to-one correspondence and word order. No errors
Spelling	Poor Many words are spelled incorrectly, including familiar sight words. Spelling does not yet reflect understanding of common phonics patterns.	Fair Some words are spelled correctly, but errors occur with sight words and common spelling patterns. Limited or inconsistent application of phonics knowledge.	Good Most words are spelled correctly. Sight words are mostly accurate. Student applies many known spelling patterns, with a few errors.	Excellent Words are spelled correctly, including sight words and taught spelling patterns. Student consistently applies known phonics patterns independently.
Neatness	Poor Writing is difficult to read. Words run together or spacing is mostly missing. Letters are not aligned to the line.	Fair Writing is somewhat hard to read. Spacing between words is inconsistent (some crowding or large gaps). Letters may float above or fall below the line.	Good Writing is mostly neat and readable. Spacing between words is present but may be slightly inconsistent. Letters are mostly aligned to the line.	Excellent Writing is neat and easy to read. Words are clearly separated with consistent spacing. Letters sit properly on the line. No crowding or drifting.
Letter Formation	Poor Many letters are improperly formed or unrecognizable. Frequent reversals. Letter size and shapes are inconsistent.	Fair Several letters are formed incorrectly (size, shape, or direction). Inconsistent use of uppercase/lowercase. Some reversals present.	Good Most letters are formed correctly. A few minor formation errors (size, direction, or shape) but meaning is still clear. Few or no reversals.	Excellent Letters are correctly formed with proper size, shape, and direction. Uppercase and lowercase letters are used appropriately. No reversals.

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