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5 Paragraph Essay 
Write a five paragraph essay utilizing five paragraph essay structure. You need to give a good picture into the life of your celebrity and show how they have used their mental health struggles as a platform to inform and/or help the general public.
Rubric Code: Z23BC58
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Subject: Health  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: 6-8, Undergraduate

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  Superior

20 pts

Advanced

15 pts

Average

10 pts

Beginner/Emerging

5 pts

Introductory Paragraph

Attention Grabber
Necessary Information
Thesis

Superior

This paragraph starts with an "attention grabber" that is appropriate for the topic and engaging to the reader. Thesis statement should be ONE sentence that is clearly the point that will be proven within the essay. Thoughtful transition between the "attention grabber" to the thesis.
Advanced

This paragraph starts with an "attention grabber" that is appropriate for the topic and engaging to the reader. Thesis statement should be ONE sentence that is clearly the point that will be proven within the essay.
Average

Thesis statement should be ONE sentence that is clearly the point that will be proven within the essay.
Beginner/Emerging

This paragraph starts with an "attention grabber" that is appropriate for the topic and engaging to the reader.
First Body Paragraph

Transition
First thesis point
Details
Source

Superior

It begins with a thoughtful transition.This paragraph should include the thesis statement's first main point. It must be effectively explained. The point must be exemplified through evidence from your research. Precise and extensive details must be given and supported.
Advanced

This paragraph should include the thesis statement's first main point. It must be effectively explained. The point must be exemplified through evidence from your research. Precise and extensive details must be given and supported. .
Average

This paragraph should include the thesis statement's first main point. It must be effectively explained. The point must be exemplified through evidence from your research. Precise and extensive details must be given and supported.
Beginner/Emerging

It must be effectively explained. The point must be exemplified through evidence from your research.
Second Body Paragraph

Transition
Second thesis point
Details
Source

Superior

It begins with a thoughtful transition.This paragraph should include the thesis statement's second main point. It must be effectively explained. The point must be exemplified through evidence from your research. Precise and extensive details must be given and supported.
Advanced

This paragraph should include the thesis statement's second main point. It must be effectively explained. The point must be exemplified through evidence from your research. Precise and extensive details must be given and supported.
Average

This paragraph should include the thesis statement's second main point. It must be effectively explained. The point must be exemplified through evidence from your research. Precise and extensive details must be given and supported.
Beginner/Emerging

It must be effectively explained. The point must be exemplified through evidence from your research.
Third Body Paragraph

Your reflection

Superior

You are thoughtful in your reflections about this person and their struggles with mental health. You are able to relate this to your life and / or personal understanding of mental health.
Advanced

Thoughtful in reflection but lacking true relatability.
Average

Basic reflection without much thought and / or feeling.
Beginner/Emerging

Not a personal reflection.
Conclusion

Restate your thesis
Review your main points
Relate your paper to your audience.

Superior

The last paragraph should be a thorough summary of the points made within the essay. The points should once again be tied back to the essay's purpose. It should end with a clear purpose based on the essay type, such as a "end with a warning."
Advanced

The last paragraph should be a thorough summary of the points made within the essay. The points should once again be tied back to the essay's purpose.
Average

The last paragraph should be a thorough summary of the points made within the essay.
Beginner/Emerging

The last paragraph gave a partial summary of the points made within the essay.
English Conventions

Superior

Sentence structures vary, subject and verbs agree, varied vocabulary is used, correct punctuation is used. Correct spelling and capitalization.
Advanced

Sentence structures vary, subject is used, correct punctuation is used.
Correct spelling and capitalization.
Average

Correct spelling and capitalization.
Beginner/Emerging

Mostly correct spelling.
Overall Presentation of paper and Rough Draft

Superior

Paper is done neatly and is easy to read / understand. There is clear thought and the celebrity fits the idea of someone who has struggled with mental health and has now chosen to speak out about it to help others. PP is complete and the notes packet is complete and turned in. Paper and presentation are completed and turned in on time.
Advanced

Paper is done neatly and is easy to read / understand. There is clear thought and although the celebrity has struggled with mental health issues, does not fit the description of someone who has used their struggles to help others / speak out for mental health.
Average

Paper is complete but not easy to read or concise. Packet is turned in but incomplete. There is a lack of information / structure in the overall project / presentation.
Beginner/Emerging

Paper is not in the correct structure / is difficult to read. Paper is overall redundant and hard to follow. Packet is incomplete or missing. Celebrity does not fit the assignment.
PowerPoint Presentation

Superior

PP has 2-3 slides, showing a good description of the project and the celebrity. Clear to understand and visually appealing. Presenter uses the slides as a guide but expands on the information shown. Engaging.
Advanced

PP has 2-3 slides but not thorough in the information given. Presenter reads directly from the slides and adds no new information. Slides are visually appealing. Effort is shown.
Average

PP has 1-2 slides with very little information. Presenter reads directly from the slides / paper. Basic PP.
Beginner/Emerging

No PP for the presentation.



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