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Second Grade Writing Rubric 
Rubric Code: NAAX9
By teach07
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Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: K-5

Powered by iRubric Second Grade Writing Rubric
 

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Capital Letters

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I did not use capital letters while writing.
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I tried my best to use capital letters where they are suposed to be used.
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I did use capital letters in all the correct places they were supposed to be.
Spelling

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I spelled the words out how they sounded.
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I tried my best to spell the words correctly.
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I double checked all my spelling before I finished.
Punctuation

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I was not sure where to put all the periods so I guessed.
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I think I put the periods in the right spot.
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I made sure to put periods at the end of all my sentences.
Sequence

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My writing is not all in order.
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I tired to make sure my writing had a beginning, middle and end.
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My writing has a clear beginning, middle and end.
Word Choice

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I had trouble thinking of the right words to use.
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I tried to use the best words I could for my writing to make sense.
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I made sure all my words were used correctly to make sense.




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