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iRubric: Short Story Writing - Grade 7/8 rubric

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Short Story Writing - Grade 7/8 Short Story Writing - Grade 7 Rubric Code: VXAB749 By a_demaiter Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: (none)

Story Assessment
	Level 1 (N/A)	Level 2 (N/A)	Level 3 (N/A)	Level 4 (N/A)
Title	Level 1 Story has a title that is not related to the plot.	Level 2 Title is interesting.	Level 3 Title is creative and catchy.	Level 4 Title is creative, catchy and intriguing
Plot	Level 1 Either the problem or the solution is missing.	Level 2 The story has a problem that is somewhat resolved.	Level 3 The story has a problem and a clear solution	Level 4 The story has a clear problem that is explained and clear solution.
Setting	Level 1 The setting is mentioned.	Level 2 The setting is described and at least one - two senses are developed.	Level 3 The setting is fully described and at least three senses are developed.	Level 4 The setting is fully described using imagery and descriptive language
Characters	Level 1 Characters have names and one descriptive quality about them.	Level 2 Characters have names and are physically described.	Level 3 Characters have names, are physically described, and the reader has an idea about their personalities.	Level 4 Characters have names; are physically described, and personalities shine through; relating to the characters is easy.
Conventions	Level 1 There are numerous mistakes in grammar, spelling, that detract from the reading of the story.	Level 2 There are few errors and it does not detract from the meaning of the story.	Level 3 There are minimal errors.	Level 4 There are no errors.
Creativity	Level 1 There is limited evidence of imagery, suspense and figures of speech used in their writing.	Level 2 There is some evidence of imagery, suspense and figures of speech used in their writing.	Level 3 There is evidence of imagery, suspense or figures and speech used in their writing.	Level 4 There is a strong use of imagery, suspense and figures of speech used in their writing.
Conclusion/Resolution/Denoument	Level 1 There is no discernable conclusion.	Level 2 The conclusion leaves the reader unfufilled.	Level 3 The conclusion is wraps up the story well, but leaves the reader with questions.	Level 4 The conclusion is intriguing and leaves the reader satsified.