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Setting 
Copy of 1.3.1 Identify and describe
Rubric Code: PBBW6
By kmdm810
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Subject: English  
Type: Reading  
Grade Levels: K-5

Powered by iRubric Standard 1.3.1
  Beginning

1 pts

Emergent

2 pts

Independant

3 pts

Excelling

4 pts

Identify setting

Beginning

Student does not know the setting
Emergent

Student is able to describe parts of the setting
Independant

Student is able to name the setting
Excelling

Student is able to name the setting and describe the entire setting
Sentences

Beginning

The student did not write a sentence
Emergent

The student rewrote a sentence from the examples made with the group
Independant

The student wrote a sentence that was relevent to a setting
Excelling

The student wrote a sentence about the setting of the story and it matches the picture they drew
Drawing

Beginning

The student did not create a picture
Emergent

The student drew a picture without color and creativity
Independant

The student drew a picture with color but without creavitity
Excelling

The student drew a picture with color and creativity




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