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LOST COLONY OF ROANOKE THEORY

Explain your theory about what happened to the Roanoke Colony

Rubric Code: Y2452B7

By tramirez0311

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Subject: History

Type: Reflection

Grade Levels: 6-8

Lost Colony of Roanoke
	Unsatisfactory 0 pts	Inadequate 1 pts	Satisfactory 2 pts	Superb 3 pts	Exemplary 4 pts
Focus	Unsatisfactory Barely addresses the topic	Inadequate Related to the topic but includes extra or extraneous information	Satisfactory Focused on the topic and may include extra or loosely related information	Superb Fosuces on the topic, and gives as least 3 main ides and supporting details	Exemplary Focused and purposeful and reflects insight into the writing situation and gives as least 3 main ides and supporting details
Organization	Unsatisfactory Little evidencee of organization, and the essay may lack a sense of beginning, middle and end.	Inadequate An organizational pattern has been attempted but may lack a sense of beginning, middle and end.	Satisfactory Organizational pattern provides for a sequence of ideas that make good sense (some drifts may occur). Essay has a sense of beginning, middle and end.	Superb Organizational pattern provides for a sequence of ideas that make good sense.	Exemplary Clear organization pattern with strong hook, developed middle, and strong ending.
Support	Unsatisfactory Little, if any, development of support.	Inadequate Some support but develpment is inconsistent.	Satisfactory Support is attempted, although development may be uneven.	Superb Ample support for arguments.	Exemplary Extensive, specific, relevant support. May use creative writing strategies.
Conventions	Unsatisfactory Frequent and noticeable errors in mechanics. Frequently used words are misspelled	Inadequate Errors in basic rules of mechanics and usage may take place and frequently used words may be misspelled	Satisfactory Knowledge of the rules of mechanics and usage is usually shown and frequently used words are usually spelled correctly	Superb Generally follows the rules of mechanics, usage, and spelling	Exemplary Few, if any, errors in mechanics, usage, punctuation or spelling