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Memoirs

Rubric Code: S4B3A5

By jaimepg8

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Subject: English

Type: Writing

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Memoir: First Nine Weeks Enter rubric description
	Outstanding... 4 pts	Great Job... 3 pts	Getting there... 2 pts	Let's try a bit harder... 1 pts
Introduction paragraph Enter criteria description	Outstanding... Includes a topic sentence that grabs the attention of your reader, shares your strength and struggle, and includes a conclusion sentence that wraps up your paragraph.	Great Job... Includes a topic sentence that grabs the attention of your reader, shares at least your strength or your struggle, and a conclusion sentence.	Getting there... Includes a topic sentence that almost grabs the attention of your reader and shares at least your strength or your struggle.	Let's try a bit harder... Includes a topic sentence, but it does not grab the attention of your reader, and does not share at least your strength or your struggle.
Detail paragraph #1 Paragraph sharing and explaining a strength or struggle of your first nine weeks of fifth grade	Outstanding... Includes an exciting intro sentence about either your strength or struggle, 3 supporting sentences, and a concluding sentence that wraps up your paragraph.	Great Job... Includes an exciting intro sentence about either your strength or struggle, 2 supporting sentences, and a concluding sentence that wraps up your paragraph.	Getting there... Includes an intro sentence about either your strength or struggle, 1 supporting sentences, and a concluding sentence.	Let's try a bit harder... Includes an intro sentence about either your strength or struggle, but is lacking details and/or a concluding sentence.
Detail paragraph #2 Paragraph sharing and explaining a strength or struggle of your first nine weeks of fifth grade	Outstanding... Includes an exciting intro sentence about either your strength or struggle, 3 supporting sentences, and a concluding sentence that wraps up your paragraph.	Great Job... Includes an exciting intro sentence about either your strength or struggle, 2 supporting sentences, and a concluding sentence that wraps up your paragraph.	Getting there... Includes an intro sentence about either your strength or struggle, 1 supporting sentences, and a concluding sentence.	Let's try a bit harder... Includes an intro sentence about either your strength or struggle, but is lacking details and/or a concluding sentence.
Conclusion paragraph	Outstanding... Includes an exciting intro sentence, 3 supporting details relating to your strength and struggle, and a concluding sentence that wraps up your memoir.	Great Job... Includes an exciting intro sentence, 2 supporting details relating to your strength and struggle, and a concluding sentence that wraps up your memoir.	Getting there... Includes an intro sentence, 1 supporting detail relating to your strength and struggle, and a concluding sentence.	Let's try a bit harder... Includes an intro sentence, but is lacking in details and support about your strength and struggle, and there is not a concluding sentence.

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