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Draft an informational paragraph. Write a paragraph that tells about one ocean animal's habitat. After reading “Ocean Life from A to Z Book” (Stierle and Crawley 2007) and watching the interactive DVD (Readers Book & DVD) students will write an information paragraph that tells about one ocean creature’s habitat.
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Subject: Science  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: K-5

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After reading “Ocean Life from A to Z Book” (Stierle and Crawley 2007) and watching the interactive DVD (Readers Book & DVD) students will write an information paragraph that tells about one ocean creature’s habitat.
  Excellent

4 pts

Good

3 pts

Fair

2 pts

Poor

1 pts

Focus/Support

What you say.

Excellent

Clear and developed topic with 3 or more relevant facts or details per paragraph.
Good

Mostly clear and developed topic with 2 relevant fact or detail per paragraph.
Fair

Develops somewhat clear topic with 1 relevant fact or detail per paragraph.
Poor

Topic or events are unclear or no relevant facts or detail per paragraph.
Style

How you say it.

Excellent

Broad descriptive vocabulary. Connects readers with materials learned.
Good

Uses specific vocabulary. Connects readers with materials learned.
Fair

Rarely uses specific vocabulary. May not connect readers with materials learned.
Poor

Poor use of vocabulary. Does not connect readers with materials learned.
Organization

Excellent

Introduces topic clearly, mostly organizes ideas to support purpose.
Good

Introduces topic, organizes some ideas to support purpose.
Fair

Introduce topic, organizes few ideas to support purpose.
Poor

Attempts to introduce topic, disorganized ideas, does not support purpose.
Mechanics

Excellent

Capital letters. Indented paragraphs. Sentence structure. Punctuation. Spelling.
Good

Capital letters. Punctuation. Sentence structure. Spelling. Some errors (1-2 per paragraph).
Fair

Capital letters. Punctuation. Sentence structure. Spelling. Many errors (3-4 per paragraph).
Poor

Capital letters. Punctuation. Sentence structure. Spelling. Lots of errors (5 or more per paragraph).




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