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Formal Assessment
Rubric Code:
Q22XWXX
By
juliazwayne
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Subject:
English
Type:
Assessment
Grade Levels:
K-5
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Formal Assessment
Not Met
2 pts
Met
3 pts
Exceeded
4 pts
Teacher's Feedback
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Structure
Not Met
The student uses incomplete sentences, run-on sentences, or fragmented phrases.
Met
The student uses simple, complete sentences.
Exceeded
The student uses complete sentences with transition words and descriptive language.
Teacher's Feedback
Instead of complete sentences, you wrote a run-on sentence that did not have the correct structure of a simple sentence. Next time, instead of writing one sentence with more than one thought jammed together, split it up into separate, simple sentences.
Effort
Not Met
The student writes a short sentence with no reference to the moral of the story.
Met
The student writes 2 or 3 sentences about one moral that is found in the story.
Exceeded
The student writes 3 to 5 sentences about more than one moral found in the story.
Teacher's Feedback
You did not talk about the moral of the story in this assignment, and you did not write more than one sentence. Next time, try writing more, adding more detail, and talking about what lesson the story teaches us.
Analysis & Explanation
Not Met
The student only recounts events or facts from the story.
Met
The student writes about the moral or main theme that the author wants readers to learn from the story.
Exceeded
The student writes about the moral that is found in the story and how it can be applied to his or her life.
Teacher's Feedback
You only wrote about events that happened in the story instead of what those events teach us. Instead of listing facts, you need to write about what we can learn from the things that happen in the story.
Subjects:
English
Types:
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