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Letter Writing Letter Writing Rubric Code: R2XA5W4 By kennedy34 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: K-5

Friendly Letter Rubric
	Excellent 4 pts	Proficent 3 pts	Developing 2 pts	Unsatisfactory 1 pts
Greeting	Excellent A proper greeting is used in the correct place. Names are capitalized. Comma after the name.	Proficent Missing one component from the following: A proper greeting is used in the correct place. Names are capitalized. Comma after the name.	Developing Missing two components from the following: A proper greeting is used in the correct place. Names are capitalized. Comma after the name.	Unsatisfactory Missing three or more components from the following: A proper greeting is used in the correct place. Names are capitalized. Comma after the name.
Organization	Excellent The letter is in a logical order, uses transitions and makes sense.	Proficent Missing one component from the following: The letter is in a logical order, uses transitions and makes sense.	Developing Missing two components from the following: The letter is in a logical order, uses transitions and makes sense.	Unsatisfactory Missing three or more components from the following: The letter is in a logical order, uses transitions and makes sense.
Point of View	Excellent Letter is written in first person point of view.	Proficent Letter is written in first person point of view with one to two error in pronouns.	Developing Letter is written in first person point of view with three or more errors in pronouns.	Unsatisfactory Letter is written in the wrong point of view with four or more errors in pronouns.
Body Capitalization	Excellent Capital letters are used at the beginning of all sentence and in all proper nouns.	Proficent Capital letters are used at the beginning of most sentence and in most proper nouns.	Developing Capital letters are sometimes used at the beginning of sentence and in proper nouns.	Unsatisfactory Capital Letters are not present.
Body Punctuation	Excellent Correct punctuation!	Proficent Correct punctuation is used most of the time.	Developing Correct punctuation is used some of the time.	Unsatisfactory Punctuation is not used.
Closing	Excellent Proper closing is included and in proper place. Comma is included after closing and before the name.	Proficent Missing one component from the following: Proper closing is included and in proper place. Comma is included after closing and before the name.	Developing Missing two component from the following: Proper closing is included and in proper place. Comma is included after closing and before the name.	Unsatisfactory Missing Closing