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iRubric: 1st grade writing rubric

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1st grade writing rubric Paragraph Writing A paragraph is a group of sentences developing one topic. This rubric will assess how well students develop the topic and support main ideas within a written paragraph. Rubric Code: UXB72A4 By sophiec Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: K-5

WRITING 1st graders use the writing process to complete a writing piece.
	3 Your writing is complete and well done 3 pts	2 Your writing was mostly complete. 2 pts	0 Your writing needs work. 1 pts	0 You need to complete the writing process. 0 pts
CAPITALIZATION	3 Sentences all begin with a capital letter and proper use of upper and lowercase letters are used throughout.	2 3-4 sentences begin with a capital letter and proper use of upper and lowercase letters are used MOST OFTEN.	0 2 sentences begin with a capital letter and proper use of upper and lowercase letters are used sometimes.	0 Sentences don't have proper capitalization.
PUNCTUATION	3 All sentences end with the proper punctuation.	2 3-4 sentences end with the proper punctuation.	0 2 sentences end with the proper punctuation.	0 1 or none of the sentences end with the proper punctuation.
STRUCTURE Writing has a topic sentences, details, and a closing sentence.	3 Writing has all 3 components.	2 Writing is missing a topic sentence OR a closing sentence.	0 Writing is missing a topic sentence and a closing sentence.	0 Writing structure is not clear.
Neatness, spacing, indentation indented written neatly spaced properly	3 Paragraph is indented, it is written neatly and proper spacing is used.	2 Not indented OR spaced OR neat	0 Not indented and not neat. OR Not indented and not spaced. OR Not spaced and not neat.	0 Not indented. Not neat. Not spaced properly.
WRITING PROCESS Used the writing process including a thinking map to organize ideas, rough draft to proofread and edit, and completed with a final draft.	3 Thinking map, rough draft, editing/conferencing, and final draft are all evident.	2 Thinking map and rough draft are completed with editing marks.	0 Thinking map completed.	0 No step in the writing process completed.