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How can my family develop a more responsible diet?

5 Paragraph Essay

Rubric Code: S2XCBC7

By stavrogin

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Subject: History

Type: Writing

Grade Levels: 6-8

Rubric: 5 Paragraph Essay
	4 Points 4 pts	3 Points 3 pts	2 Points 2 pts	1 Points 1 pts
Introduction	4 Points Well-focused introduction. The student defines responsibility.	3 Points Introduction clearly states the main topic and may mention responsibility but does not define it.	2 Points Introduction is somewhat clear, and introduces the topic.	1 Points Introduction does not address the topic or does so in a vague manner
Body	4 Points Each body paragraph contains a topic sentence with clear and relevant concrete details that give the reader important information that goes beyond the obvious or predictable. All supporting details serve are relevant to the assignment	3 Points Each body paragraph contains a topic sentence that is adequately supported by relevant concrete details. Most supporting details serve to substantiate the thesis statement.	2 Points Topic sentence is stated in some body paragraphs. Supporting details are relevant, but some key issues are unsupported. Support for the thesis statement is weak.	1 Points Topic sentence is weak. Supporting details and information are typically unclear or not related to the topic. There is a seemingly random collection of information.
Point of Views criticism or opposing views.	4 Points Essay contains explanation, analysis, discussion, comparison and/or contrast that demonstrates mastery and depth of understanding.	3 Points Essay contains explanation, analysis, discussion, comparison and/or contrast that logically supports the concrete details.	2 Points Essay contains explanation, analysis, discussion, comparison and/or contrast that is weak, incomplete, or partially illogical.	1 Points Essay contains explanation, analysis, discussion, comparison and/or contrast that is off topic or completely illogical.
Conclusion	4 Points The conclusion is strong and logical; providing a well thought out and clear end to the paper. It offers advice to the reader about how to behave in the future	3 Points The conclusion is logical and adequately wraps up the paper.	2 Points The conclusion is logical, but does not adequately wrap up the paper.	1 Points Conclusion is illogical.
Mechanics Grammar, Usage, Sentence Structures, Spelling, Punctuation or Capitalization	4 Points Contains no errors in grammar, word usage, sentence structure, spelling, punctuation or capitalization.	3 Points Contains 1 or 2 errors in grammar, word usage, sentence structure, spelling, punctuation or capitalization.	2 Points Contains 3 or 4 errors in grammar, word usage, sentence structure, spelling, punctuation or capitalization.	1 Points readable, but contains 5 or more errors in grammar, word usage, sentence structure, spelling, punctuation or capitalization

Keywords:

agriculture domestication factory farming

Subjects:

History

Types:

Writing

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