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iRubric: Basic Writing Rubric: Grammar/Punctuation/Spelling

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Basic Writing Rubric: Grammar/Punctuation/Spelling Basic Writing Rubric: Grammar/Punctuation/Spelling Assessment of a piece of writing with a focus on grammar, punctuation, capitalization, and spelling. Rubric Code: R2W26WC By ledwardssedol Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: 6-8

Topic to Score
	Good 3 pts	Expected 2 pts	Below Expected 1 pts	Score (N/A)
Grammar, Sentence Structure	Good Every sentence has a subject (noun) and predicate (verb) and makes a complete thought. (0-1 grammatical errors).	Expected Most sentences have a subject (noun) and predicate (verb) and make a complete thought. (2-3 grammatical errors.)	Below Expected Some sentences have a subject (noun) and predicate (verb) and makes a complete thought. (4 or more grammatical errors.)	Score
Punctuation/Capitalization	Good Beginning of all sentences are capitalized. All "I" are capitalized. All sentences end with a punctuation mark. All proper nouns are capitalized. (0-2 mistakes)	Expected Beginning of most sentences are capitalized. Most "I" are capitalized. Most sentences end with a punctuation mark. Most proper nouns are capitalized. (3-4 mistakes)	Below Expected Beginning of some sentences are capitalized. Some "I" are capitalized. Some sentences end with a punctuation mark. Some proper nouns are capitalized. (5 or more mistakes)	Score
Spelling, Word Use	Good No spelling errors. Has used a wide vocabulary throughout.	Expected 1-2 spelling errors. Has attempted a variety of words.	Below Expected 3 or more spelling errors. Has used a limited vocabulary.	Score
Content- details	Good Topic is supported by 4 or more specific detail sentences.	Expected Topic is supported by 2-3 detail sentences.	Below Expected Topic is only supported by 1 detail and statements that may be off topic.	Score
Topic	Good The topic of the paragraph is clearly conveyed. The paragraph stays on one topic and include a variety of different sentence types.	Expected The Paragraph stays mostly on topic. May have some variation of sentences. The reader knows what the topic is.	Below Expected The topic may not be completely clear to the reader . The paragraph may focus on the topic with some off topic sentences.	Score