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iRubric: 3/4 D. Persuasive Writing rubric

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3/4 D. Persuasive Writing Persuasive Writing - Grade 4 and 5 Rubric Code: Z22XC5B By anitadance123 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Education Type: Writing Grade Levels: K-5

Success Criteria
	Level 1 (N/A)	Level 2 (N/A)	Level 3 (N/A)	Level 4 (N/A)
Focus/Ideas	Level 1 My opinion is unclear/unfocused; my 3 reasons do not support my opinion; I have not given any examples for my 3 reasons.	Level 2 My opinion is somewhat unclear; my 3 reasons are related to my opinion; I have given less than 3 examples for my 3 reasons.	Level 3 My opinion is clear; my 3 reasons support my opinion; I have given 3 examples for my 3 reasons (1 example per reason).	Level 4 My opinion is clear and strong; my 3 reasons support my opinion and are supported by 3 clear examples/pieces of evidence (1 example per reason).
Organization	Level 1 My introduction is unrelated and my 3 reasons are not stated; my 3 reasons are very briefly developed; my conclusion is unfocused.	Level 2 My introduction states my opinion but my 3 reasons are only partially stated; my 3 reasons are partially developed; my conclusion lacks a strong focus.	Level 3 My introduction states my opinion and briefly states my 3 supporting reasons; my 3 reasons are developed; my conclusion restates my position.	Level 4 My introduction strongly states my opinion and briefly states my 3 reasons; my 3 reasons are developed; my conclusion restates my opinion in an interesting/convincing way.
Grammar, Mechanics, and Spelling	Level 1 My writing contains many punctuation, spelling, and/or grammatical errors that make the piece illegible.	Level 2 My writing contains many punctuation, spelling, and/or grammatical errors that interfere with meaning.	Level 3 My writing contains several errors in punctuation, spelling, or grammar that do not interfere with meaning.	Level 4 My writing contains few, if any punctuation, spelling, or grammatical errors
Attention to Audience	Level 1 My argument does not seem to target any particular audience.	Level 2 My argument demonstrates some understanding of the potential audience.	Level 3 My argument demonstrates a clear understanding of the potential audience.	Level 4 My argument demonstrates a clear understanding of the potential audience.