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Editing Rubric Editing Rubric Edits for correct sentence structure, capitalization, punctuation, grammar, spelling and verb usage. Rubric Code: U2X37X5 By Jlickert Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: 6-8

Writing Rubric
	Excellent 3 pts	Acceptable 2 pts	Limited 1 pts
Capitalization	Excellent Consistently uses capitals correctly	Acceptable Sometimes uses capitals correctly	Limited Rarely uses capitals correctly
Punctuation	Excellent Consistently uses punctuation correctly	Acceptable Sometimes uses punctuation correctly	Limited Rarely uses punctuation correctly
Spelling	Excellent Consistently spells words correctly	Acceptable Sometimes spells words correctly	Limited Rarely spells words correctly
Sentence Length Run-on sentences and/or sentence fragments.	Excellent Consistently uses sentences of appropriate length. No run-on sentences or sentence fragments.	Acceptable Sometimes uses sentences of appropriate length. Has some run-on sentences and/or sentence fragments.	Limited Rarely uses sentences of appropriate length. Has numerous run-on sentences and/or sentence fragments.
Wording Makes Sense	Excellent Consistently uses sentences which make sense (words are not left out, words are in the correct order in the sentence)	Acceptable Sometimes uses sentences which make sense few words are left out (words are not left out, words are in the correct order in the sentence)	Limited Rarely uses sentences which make sense (words are not left out, words are in the correct order in the sentence)
Grammar	Excellent Consistently and accurately uses correct grammatical structures and rules, ie. verb usage; tense; cohesion.	Acceptable Sometimes uses correct grammatical structures and rules, ie. verb usage; tense; cohesion.	Limited Rarely uses correct grammatical structures and rules, ie. verb usage; tense; cohesion.
Correct Form of Word	Excellent Consistently and accurately uses correct form of the word (your, you're, their, there, etc.)	Acceptable Sometimes uses correct the correct form of the word (your, you're, their, there, etc.)	Limited Rarely uses correct form of the word (your, you're, their, there, etc.)