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Opinion - Writing Activity (Rubric) 
Opinion Writing
Rubric Code: S22C23C
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Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: K-5, Undergraduate

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  Efficient

4 pts

Developing

3 pts

Emerging

2 pts

Beginner

1 pts

Number of paragraphs

The proper writing guidelines are followed:
1 paragraph with a minimum of

Efficient

The writing contains1 a complete paragraph properly written with 5 or more sentences.
Developing

The writing contains1 a complete paragraph properly written with only 4 sentences.
Emerging

The writing contains1 a complete paragraph properly written with only 3 sentences.
Beginner

The writing contains1 a complete paragraph properly written with 2 sentences or less.
Use of vocabulary

The author(s) of this text make(s) use of the vocabulary seen in this unit.

Efficient

There are 5 or more examples of the vocabulary seen in this unit used correctly.
Developing

There are 4 examples of the vocabulary seen in this unit used correctly.
Emerging

There are 3 examples of the vocabulary seen in this unit used correctly.
Beginner

There are 2 or less examples of the vocabulary seen in this unit used correctly.
Spelling

Efficient

There are 0-2 spelling errors.
Developing

There are 3-4 spelling errors.
Emerging

There are 5 spelling errors.
Beginner

There are ore than 5 spelling errors.
Grammar & Punct./Capt.

Efficient

Paragraph has 0-2 errors in punctuation and capitalization.
Developing

Paragraph has 3-4 errors in punctuation and capitalization.
Emerging

Paragraph has 5 errors in punctuation and capitalization.
Beginner

Paragraph has more than 5 errors in punctuation and capitalization
Opinion

Efficient

The opinion of the writer is completely visible and well structured throughout the text. The writer supports their opinion with 3 reasons.
Developing

The opinion of the writer is somewhat visible and structured throughout the text. There are only 2 reasons to support the writer's opinion.
Emerging

The opinion is not stated clearly. There is no evidence that supports an opinion.
Beginner

Instead of giving an opinion, the writer just shares information like a presentation.




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