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Spelling, Punctuation, and Capitilization Spelling, Punctuation, and Capitilization Beginning Rubric Code: C225992 By Csinclair1 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 6-8

Gr.9 - Capitalization, Spelling and Punctuation Enter rubric description
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts	Exemplary 5 pts
Capitalization Beginning of Sentences	Poor Student did not capitalize the beginning or only capitalized the beginning in 1 sentence. Capitalization is random.	Fair Student capitalized the beginning 2 sentences.	Good Student capitalized the beginning 3 sentences.	Excellent Student capitalized the beginning 4 sentences.	Exemplary Student capitalized the beginning 5 sentences.
Capitalization I's and Proper Nouns	Poor Student did not capitalize or only capitalized I's and proper nouns in 1 sentence. Capitalization is random.	Fair Student capitalized I's and proper nouns in 2 sentences.	Good Student capitalized I's and proper nouns in 3 sentences.	Excellent Student capitalized I's and proper nouns in 4 sentences.	Exemplary Student capitalized I's and proper nouns in 5 sentences.
Punctuation	Poor Student used correct punctuation in one or less sentences.	Fair Student used correct punctuation in 2 sentences.	Good Student used correct punctuation in 3 sentences.	Excellent Student used correct punctuation in 4 sentences.	Exemplary Student used correct punctuation in 5 sentences.
Spelling	Poor Spelling is incorrect and gets in the way of understanding the content.	Fair Spelling errors are frequent and repeated. Student has used a limited vocabulary.	Good Spelling is readable even though words are spelled incorrectly. Student has spelled words phonetically.	Excellent Spelling is generally correctly. Difficult words may be problematic. Student has attempted to use a wide vocabulary.	Exemplary No Spelling Errors. Students used a wide vocabulary throughout.