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Writing Journals 
1st marking period
Rubric Code: R6426C
By jfreeda
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Subject: Education  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: K-5

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  Beginning

1 pts

Emergent

2 pts

proficient

3 pts

Advanced

4 pts

Picture Drawing

Beginning

Non representational, "potato people" little detail in picture
Emergent

representational drawing with some detail but important items may be missing e.g. story about the playground may not include pictures of a playground, just the people.
proficient

plenty of detail to help tell the story
Advanced

Additional details including information to expand the story.
Oral Story Telling

Beginning

No story, just pictures e.g. rainbows or flowers. Story does not match pictures.
Emergent

Able to tell a simple story with no additional details. e.g. This is my mom and me.
proficient

Able to tell detailed story to match picture. If prompted the story could be expanded.
Advanced

Expanded story. Student may want to expand onto another page.
Writing

Beginning

No words written or random letters are used.
Emergent

Labels used for many items including important characters and/or for important aspect of story. "P" for playground in a story about the playground.
proficient

Simple sentence connected to the picture helps tell the story.
Advanced

2 or more connected sentences used to tell the story.
Grammar and Spelling

Beginning

No words or initial sounds used
Emergent

Some initial sounds, some final sounds and some sight words are used.
proficient

K spelling used indicating initial sound and the use of sight words. Spacing between words is used.
Advanced

K spelling including initial/medial/final sounds Uses sight words consistently. Sentence is clear.




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