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Narratives Write narratives with theme, patterns, plot, dialogue, and showing character traits. Rubric Code: N2W6W46 By marcelamuro Draft Public Rubric Subject: Education Type: Writing Grade Levels: 6-8

Narratives
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Theme	Poor Theme not conveyed.	Fair Theme is conveyed as a lesson learned once.	Good Theme is conveyed through some parts of the plot.	Excellent Theme is conveyed throughout the plot.
Patterns in Writing	Poor There is no pattern.	Fair There is a pattern and some traits.	Good Pattern chosen has some traits.	Excellent Pattern chosen has all traits. Stranger in a strange land, the quest, loss of innocence, redemption.
Plot	Poor 2 or less parts of the plot diagram are present.	Fair 3 parts of the plot diagram are present.	Good 4 parts of the plot diagram are present.	Excellent All 5 parts of the plot diagram are present (Exposition, inciting incident, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution.
Dialogue	Poor Some dialogue is present.	Fair Dialogue is present. Dialogue is written with proper quotations.	Good Dialogue is present. Dialogue is written with proper quotations. Dialogue is in its own paragraph.	Excellent Dialogue is present. Dialogue is written with proper quotations. Dialogue is in its own paragraph. Dialogue has proper skill (he said, she explained, etc...).
Showing Character Traits	Poor Students do not show, but tell character traits.	Fair Students show some character traits.	Good Student displays some adjectives and verbs to show character traits.	Excellent Student displays a variety of adjectives and verbs to show their character traits rather than tell their character traits.
Grammar and Punctuation	Poor More than 5 punctuation and spelling errors.	Fair Some punctuation and spelling errors.	Good Minimal punctuation and spelling errors. Some shades of meaning used.	Excellent Correct punctuation with no errors and no spelling errors. Shades of meaning used to change simple vocabulary.
Character Change	Poor Student shows little or no character change.	Fair Student shows some character traits in the exposition and resolution.	Good Student shows character traits in the exposition and Character change is also written in the resolution.	Excellent Student shows character traits in the exposition and the moment the character changes in the plot (climax preferred). Character change is also written in the resolution.