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Writing Sentences Writing Sentences The student will write four complete sentences using accurate subject/predicate agreement and will use capitalization and punctuation correctly. Rubric Code: T2XA397 By Jenny_henderson Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: K-5

Writing sentences
	Needs More Practice 1 pts	Beginning 2 pts	Developing 3 pts	Proficient 4 pts
Capitalization	Needs More Practice Did not capitalize any words at beginning of sentences.	Beginning Capitalized some (half) words at beginning of sentences.	Developing Capitalized most words at beginning of sentences.	Proficient Capitalized all words at beginning of sentences.
Ending Punctuation	Needs More Practice Did not use end marks.	Beginning Used some end marks.	Developing Used end marks on most sentences.	Proficient Used end marks on all sentences appropriately.
Complete Sentences	Needs More Practice Sentences are not complete; no coherent thought.	Beginning Sentences have a subject and verb and is complete, but not in agreement.	Developing Sentences are complete, but do not make sense.	Proficient Sentences are complete, with subject-verb agreement, make sense, and are appropriate.
Number of sentences	Needs More Practice Student wrote no complete sentences.	Beginning Student wrote one complete sentence.	Developing Student wrote two complete sentences.	Proficient Student wrote four complete sentences.
Complete subject	Needs More Practice Student did not use a subject in the sentences.	Beginning Student used a complete subject in 2 sentences.	Developing Student used a complete subject in 3 sentences.	Proficient Student used a complete subject in all sentences.
Complete predicate	Needs More Practice Student did not use a predicate in the sentences.	Beginning Student used a complete predicate in 2 sentences.	Developing Student used a complete predicate in 3 sentences.	Proficient Student used a complete predicate in all sentences.