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The Perfect Paragraph The Perfect Paragraph Rubric Code: W22BW99 By scotty1909 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 6-8

The Perfect Paragraph
	4- Wow! (N/A)	3 - Nice job! (N/A)	2 - Okay could do better (N/A)	1 - Needs Improvement (N/A)
Topic Sentence	4- Wow! The paragraph has a clear and thoughtful topic sentence that refers to the main idea of the question or assigned topic.	3 - Nice job! The topic sentence contains the main idea of the question or assigned topic.	2 - Okay could do better The topic sentence contains the main idea and addresses the main point fairly well.	1 - Needs Improvement There is no clear topic sentence.
Supporting and Detail Sentences	4- Wow! The paragraph contains at least three sentences that support the main idea with reasons, details or facts. The details are well organized, interesting and elaborate on the main topic of the paragraph.	3 - Nice job! The paragraph contains at least three supporting sentences. The details are mostly on the main topic of the paragraph	2 - Okay could do better The paragraph contains 1 or 2 supporting sentences that support the main idea. The details are mostly on the main topic of the paragraph	1 - Needs Improvement The paragraph does not contain any detail sentences that support the main topic or, there are not detail sentence present.
Conclusion	4- Wow! The conclusion wraps up the paragraph and refers to the main idea.	3 - Nice job! The conclusion wraps up the paragraph fairly well and refers to the main idea.	2 - Okay could do better The conclusion is off the topic.	1 - Needs Improvement There is no conclusion present
Spelling/Grammar	4- Wow! There are no spelling or grammatical errors.	3 - Nice job! There are some errors (1-3) that slightly hinder comprehension.	2 - Okay could do better Many (4-6) errors that hinder comprehension.	1 - Needs Improvement The amount of errors (7 or more) make it unclear to read and understand.