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Intro. Rubric 
Introductory Paragraph
Rubric Code: YBB557
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Subject: English  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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Developing

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Capable

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Hook
30 %

An attention grabbing FADQQ.

Beginning

Attempts to capture the reader's attention. Provides an introduction to the essay that is not a restatement of the prompt.
Developing

Attempts to capture the reader's attention. Uses a hook technique described in class, but fails to connect it to the topic.
Capable

Captures the reader's attention with a hook, using FADQQ. Connects the hook to the topic.
Exceptional

Captures the reader's attention with a hook, using FADQQ. Connects the hook to the topic and the writer.
Thesis Statement
20 %

The topic of the essay.

Beginning

Attempts to identify the main idea but doesn't connect it to the writer or the topic.
Developing

Vaguely states the main idea or makes a broad statement or generalization about the topic. Focuses on the topic but does not make the connection to the writer.
Capable

Clearly states the main idea to the reader.
Exceptional

Clearly states the main idea to the reader and establishes the importance of the topic to the writer.
Supporting Details
30 %

Reasons to support the thesis.

Beginning

Provides one detail or supporting piece of evidence to support the writer's opinion.
Developing

Provides two details to three details in connection to the thesis or topic.
Capable

Provides at least three details with support in connection to the thesis or topic.
Exceptional

Provides detailed information and support that demonstrates the writer's knowledge of and interest in the topic.
Leading Sentence
10 %

Ending of the introductory paragraph.

Beginning

Restates the prompt as a leading sentence to paragraph two.
Developing

States the thesis as the lead-in to paragraph two.
Capable

Makes a statement that concludes the first paragraph.
Exceptional

Makes a statement that concludes the paragraph, while presenting information to introduce paragraph two's focus.
Conventions & Voc.
10 %

Spelling, punctuation, capitalization, grammar, and voc.

Beginning

Frequent spelling errors in grade level appropriate words, use of dead words, punctuation and capitalization errors are evident. Low level vocabulary is heavily utilized.
Developing

Fewer spelling errors in grade level appropriate words, use of dead words, punctuation and capitalization errors are evident. Low level vocabulary is evident.
Capable

Few misspelled words, punctuation and capitalization errors are evident. No dead words are used. Grade level appropriate vocabulary is utilized.
Exceptional

Very few misspelled words, punctuation and or capitalization errors are evident. Higher level vocabulary is utilized appropriately.




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