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Time Capsule Letter
Time Capsule Letter
Rubric Code:
E5869B
By
Malcolm02
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Subject:
English
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Time Capsule Letter
Poor
1 pts
Fair
2 pts
Good
3 pts
Great
4 pts
Format
Poor
Student does not type the letter in the correct format.
Fair
Student types letter in the correct format with 2-3 incorrect parts.
Good
Student types the letter in the correct format with 1 incorrect part.
Great
Student types the letter in the correct format (provided by teacher)
Item #1
Poor
Student barely explains the items with the following details: ~What the item is ~How it is used ~Why it is important
Fair
Student explains the item briefly but does not explain two of the following details: ~What the item is ~How it is used ~Why it is important
Good
Student explains the letter well but is missing one of the following details: ~What the item is ~How it is used ~Why it is important
Great
Student explains item in the letter including following information: ~What the item is ~How it is used ~Why it is important
Item #2
Poor
Student barely explains the items with the following details: ~What the item is ~How it is used ~Why it is important
Fair
Student explains the item briefly but does not explain two of the following details: ~What the item is ~How it is used ~Why it is important
Good
Student explains the letter well but is missing one of the following details: ~What the item is ~How it is used ~Why it is important
Great
Student explains item in the letter including following information: ~What the item is ~How it is used ~Why it is important
Item #3
Poor
Student barely explains the items with the following details: ~What the item is ~How it is used ~Why it is important
Fair
Student explains the item briefly but does not explain two of the following details: ~What the item is ~How it is used ~Why it is important
Good
Student explains the letter well but is missing one of the following details: ~What the item is ~How it is used ~Why it is important
Great
Student explains item in the letter including following information: ~What the item is ~How it is used ~Why it is important
Item #4
Poor
Student barely explains the items with the following details: ~What the item is ~How it is used ~Why it is important
Fair
Student explains the item briefly but does not explain two of the following details: ~What the item is ~How it is used ~Why it is important
Good
Student explains the letter well but is missing one of the following details: ~What the item is ~How it is used ~Why it is important
Great
Student explains item in the letter including following information: ~What the item is ~How it is used ~Why it is important
Item #5
Poor
Student barely explains the items with the following details: ~What the item is ~How it is used ~Why it is important
Fair
Student explains the item briefly but does not explain two of the following details: ~What the item is ~How it is used ~Why it is important
Good
Student explains the letter well but is missing one of the following details: ~What the item is ~How it is used ~Why it is important
Great
Student explains item in the letter including following information: ~What the item is ~How it is used ~Why it is important
Rough draft
Poor
Student has never handed in a rough draft.
Fair
Student handed in a rough draft the second time in the computer lab.
Good
Student handed in an incomplete rough draft.
Great
Student handed in a rough draft of the letter on the day it was due.
Grammar and Spelling
Poor
Work has four or more spelling errors and/or grammatical errors.
Fair
Letter has three misspellings and/or grammatical errors.
Good
Letter has no more than two misspellings and/or grammatical errors.
Great
Letter has no misspellings or grammatical errors.
Organization
Poor
Sequence of information is difficult to follow.
Fair
Reader has difficulty following work because student jumps around.
Good
Student presents information in logical sequence which reader can follow.
Great
Information in logical, interesting sequence which reader can follow.
Opening
Poor
Does include the following details *Name *Age *Year *Town and School *Why making a time capsule and writing this letter.
Fair
Includes all but 2 of the following details *Name *Age *Year *Town and School *Why making a time capsule and writing this letter.
Good
Includes all but 1 of the following details *Name *Age *Year *Town and School *Why making a time capsule and writing this letter.
Great
Student includes the following details *Name *Age *Year *Town and School *Why making a time capsule and writing this letter.
Conclusion
Poor
Student does not explain why the letter was written AND does not offer some advice to student of the future.
Fair
Student does not explain why the letter was written OR does not offer some advice to student of the future.
Good
Student briefly explains why the letter was written and offers some advice to student of the future.
Great
Student explains why the letter was written and offers some advice to student of the future.
Subjects:
English
Types:
Writing
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