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Friendly Letter Rubric Friendly Letter Rubric Rubric Code: YXA3C36 By HHARRISON27 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: K-5

Writing a Friendly Letter
	Mastered 3 pts	Developing-2 2 pts	Developing-1 1 pts	Needs Support 0 pts
Parts of a Letter	Mastered Writes all five parts of a friendly letter. (Date, Greeting, Body, Salutation, Signature)	Developing-2 Writes three parts of a friendly letter. (Date, Greeting, Body, Salutation, Signature)	Developing-1 Writes one of the five parts of a friendly letter. (Date, Greeting, Body, Salutation, Signature)	Needs Support Writes none of the five parts of a friendly letter. (Date, Greeting, Body, Salutation, Signature)
Legibility and Spacing	Mastered Contains legible writing and use of spacing between letters, words and sentences.	Developing-2 Contains some legible writing and use of spacing between letters, words and sentences.	Developing-1 Contains little legible writing or use of spacing between letters, words and sentences.	Needs Support Contains no legible writing or use of spacing between letters, words and sentences.
Sentence Structure	Mastered All sentences have correct punctuation and capitalization. Sentences are different and interesting.	Developing-2 There are 1-3 punctuation or capitalization errors. Sentences are simple and similar in style.	Developing-1 There are many punctuation and capitalization errors. Sentences are poorly written and structured.	Needs Support There all many punctuation and capitalization errors. Sentences are poorly written and structured.
Spelling	Mastered There are less than three words spelled incorrectly and all sight words are spelled correctly.	Developing-2 Contains little evidence of words spelled correctly with 3-6 errors found in sight words.	Developing-1 Most words are spelled incorrectly with little evidence of knowledge of sight words.	Needs Support All words are spelled incorrectly with no evidence of knowledge of sight words.