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Autobiography Rubric Autobiography Rubric Writing an Autobiography Rubric Code: Y5BBCC By sandraembree Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: 6-8

Autobiography Rubric
	LEVEL 1 (N/A)	LEVEL 2 (N/A)	LEVEL 3 (N/A)	LEVEL 4 (N/A)
Introductory Paragraph	LEVEL 1 Writing an introduction for the autobiography was attempted but not complete.	LEVEL 2 The introdcution does not adequately invite the reader and the topic is vague.	LEVEL 3 The introduction is not particularly inviting to the reader but still previews what is to come in the rest of the piece (Topic introducded)	LEVEL 4 The introduction is inviting and really hooks the reader with what is to come ( The topic is introduced). Theme is apparent.
Body (Sequence of Events)	LEVEL 1 Many events are not in logical order. There is little sense that the writing is organized. Neither a timeline or a graphic organizer was used for this assignment.	LEVEL 2 Most events are placed in a logical order, but it is evident that events were not included from from a timeline or graphic organizert.	LEVEL 3 Most events are in a logical order but some are either missing or in the wrong order and this distracts the reader.	LEVEL 4 Events are placed in a logical order and the way they are presented effectively keeps the interest of the reader. Theme is apparent.
Grammar, Spelling, & Punctuation	LEVEL 1 Writer makes frequent mistakes in grammar, spelling, and punctuation that distract the reader from the content.	LEVEL 2 Writer makes some mistakes in grammar, spelling, or punctuation.	LEVEL 3 Writer makes few mistakes in grammar, spelling, or punctuation.	LEVEL 4 Writer makes no mistakes in grammar, spelling, or punctuation. No two sentences in a paragraph start with the same word.
Concluding Paragraph	LEVEL 1 Writing a conclusion for the autobiography was attempted.	LEVEL 2 The conclusion does not adequately wrap up and end the autobiography.	LEVEL 3 The conclusion is not particularly organized but wraps up the end of the autobiography.	LEVEL 4 The conclusion is inviting in the wraping up of all events. Theme is concluded.
Cover with title and your name. Picture of you in paper.	LEVEL 1 Missing three or more requirements.	LEVEL 2 Missing two requirements.	LEVEL 3 Missing a requirement.	LEVEL 4 Includes cover with name/title. You in a picture in your paper. Double-spaced.