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personal narrative Fictional Narratives "A Dream Come True" Rubric Code: P559W9 By sophiec Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: K-5

16th birthday
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts
Writing Process	Poor The writer has less than 2 drafts written and improvement of the writing is not apparent across the drafts.	Fair The writer has 2 drafts written and improvement of the writing is occasionally seen across the drafts.	Good The writer has 4 drafts written (2 circle maps, flee map, rough draft) and improvement of the writing is apparent across the drafts.
structure	Poor The narrative contains 1-2 paragraphs indented.	Fair The narrative contains 3-4 paragraphs indented.	Good The narrative contains 5 paragraphs indented.
Transitional Words	Poor The writer uses no transitional words or uses only one word repeatedly.	Fair The writer used transitional words or phrases in two BOP paragraphs.	Good The writer uses transitional words or phrases to help the reader follow the narrative at the beginning of BOP paragraphs.
verb tense	Poor The writer is inconsistent with verb tense.	Fair The narrative is written mostly in past tense, with 2-3 mistakes with verb tense.	Good The narrative is consistently written in past tense or uses other tenses when appropriate.
Story	Poor The writer leaves important information out, does not introduce the narrative, or does not give a closing to the narrative.	Fair The writer gives only one sentence for the introduction or conclusion.	Good The writer includes at least 2 sentences in both the introduction and conclusion paragraphs.
Grammar	Poor The writer has multiple errors that distract the reader or change the meaning of the narrative.	Fair The writer has a 3-4 errors that sometimes distract the reader or change the meaning of the narrative.	Good The writer has few or no errors that do not take away from the meaning of the narrative or distract the reader.
spelling	Poor The writer has 4 or more spelling mistakes.	Fair The writer has 1-3 mistakes in spelling	Good The writer has no mistakes in spelling.