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iRubric: Detail Sentences Rubric

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Detail Sentences Rubric Topic Sentence Rubric Rubric Code: M226C4X By Kbabic89 Draft Public Rubric Subject: Education Type: Assessment Grade Levels: K-5

Detail Sentences Rubric Criteria
	Excellent 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Needs Work 1 pts
Detail Sentences Detail sentences are used as support.	Excellent Three sentences with detail are well written with support from the text.	Good Two sentences with detail are written with support from the text.	Fair One detail sentence is written with support from the text.	Needs Work No details written.
Capitilzation Capitalization is used at the beginning of each sentence.	Excellent Student uses capital letters correctly every time. Each sentence begins with a capital letter.	Good Student uses capital letters correctly most of the time. 2 out of the 3 sentences begin with a capital letter.	Fair Student rarely uses capital letters correctly. 1 sentence begins with a capital letter.	Needs Work Student capitalizes the majority of the letters. Sentences do not begin with a capital letter.
Punctiation Proper punctuation is used at the end of each sentence.	Excellent Student uses punctuation correctly every time. There is a punctuation written after each sentence. Punctuation is visible after each sentence.	Good Student uses punctuation correctly most of the time. Most sentences end with a punctuation.	Fair Student rarely uses punctuation correctly.	Needs Work Student does not use punctuation. There is no punctuation used.
Spelling Age appropriate spelling is used.	Excellent Student spells all age appropriate words correctly.	Good Student has 3 or less spelling errors.	Fair Student has 5 or more spelling errors.	Needs Work Most words misspelled.
Neatness Student uses their best handwriting.	Excellent Writing is exceptionally neat and readable. Student uses their best 4th grade handwriting.	Good Writing is neat with legible handwriting.	Fair Writing lacks neatness.	Needs Work Writing shows no effort for neatness.