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Writing Rubric: Writing conventions and fluency 
Assessment of a piece of writing with a focus on grammar, punctuation, spelling, fluency, and sentence structure.
Rubric Code: W25229X
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Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Excellent

4 pts

Neatness

Poor

Messy
Poor Handwriting
Fair

Better
Neater Handwriting
Good

Neat
Good handwriting
Excellent

Wonderful handwriting/typed making the essay easy to read.
Grammar, Sentence Structure

Poor

more than 6 grammatical errors in sentence structure, subject-verb agreement, verb tense, possession, pronoun usage, etc.
Fair

4-6 grammatical errors in sentence structure, subject-verb agreement, verb tense, possession, pronoun usage, etc.
Good

Less than three grammatical errors in sentence structure, subject-verb agreement, verb tense, possession, pronoun usage, etc.
Excellent

No grammatical errors in sentence structure, subject-verb agreement, verb tense, possession, pronoun usage, etc.
Use of Punctuation

Poor

more than 7 errors in end marks, quotation marks, colons, semi-colons, capitalization, etc.
Fair

5-6 errors in end marks, quotation marks, capitalization, colons, semi-colons etc.
Good

3-4 errors in end marks, quotation marks, capitalization, colons, semi-colons, etc.
Excellent

Two or fewer errors in end marks, quotation marks, capitalization, colons, semi-colons, etc.
Makes Sense/Good Fluency

Poor

Has six or more in chronological order, spatial order, and lack of complete sentence which causes great confusion for the reader.
Fair

Has 3-5 errors in chronological order, spatial order, and lack of complete sentence which causes much confusion for the reader.
Good

Has 1-2 errors in chronological order, spatial order, and lack of complete sentence which cause a little bit of confusion for the reader.
Excellent

Easy to understand.
Writing flows and keeps reader engaged.
No errors in sentence structure, order, or fluency
Spelling, Word Use

Poor

Has 5 or more spelling errors and/or word usage
Has used a limited vocabulary.
Fair

3-4 spelling errors and/or word usage
Has attempted a variety of words.
Good

1-2 spelling errors and/or word usage
Has used a wide vocabulary throughout.
Excellent

No spelling errors and/or word usage.
Has used a wide vocabulary throughout
Evidence of Editing

Poor

Has obviously not proofread his/her final draft
Fair

Has edited some parts of the writing but has missed up to 5-7 obvious errors in proofreading of the final draft.
Good

Has edited some parts of the writing but has missed up to four obvious errors in proofreading of the final draft
Excellent

Writing is edited and ready to publish.
sequencing

Poor

narrative / paragraph is in sequencial order and makes sense.

there is a beginning middle and end.
Fair

narrative / paragraph is in sequencial order and makes sense.

there is a beginning middle and end.
Good

narrative / paragraph is mostly in sequencial order and somewhat makes sense.

there is a beginning middle and end.
Excellent

narrative / paragraph is not in sequencial order and makes little to no sense.

there is no beginning middle and end.




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