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Change the Point of View Change the Point of View Rewrite the passage to change the point of view. Rubric Code: GXB4395 By bcumbo Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: 6-8

Point of View
	More Work Needed 16 pts	Progressing 18 pts	Meeting 20 pts	Excellent 25 pts
Point of View	More Work Needed The story hardly ever reflects the chosen point of view (doesn't follow the character's point of view).	Progressing Some of the story reflects the chosen point of view (follow the character's point of view some of the time).	Meeting Most of the story reflects the chosen point of view. Minor errors depicting point of view.	Excellent The entire story reflects chosen point of view (the whole story is told through the eyes of the chosen character).
Follows Format of Original Story	More Work Needed Story leaves out key elements of the original scene, both in plot and sequence.	Progressing Story follows basic order of original scene, but important plot details are missing.	Meeting Story follows order of original scene and all important plot details are present.	Excellent Story follows order and plot of original scene, with a few creative elements added.
Character/ Descriptive Ideas	More Work Needed Chosen character's original attributes do not show in actions or dialogue. The writing has few examples of sensory detail, figurative language or imagery. The writing does not clearly paint a picture in the reader's mind of what is happening.	Progressing Chosen character's original attributes show slightly in actions or dialogue. The writing has a few examples of sensory details, and paints a vague pictures in the reader's mind of what is happening.	Meeting Chosen character's attributes show in actions and dialogue and match up (with minor differences) to original scene. The writing clearly helps the reader visualize what is happening.	Excellent Chosen character's attributes show in actions and dialogue and match up to original scene. The writing superbly helps the reader visualize what is happening.
Spelling/Grammar/ Punctuation	More Work Needed Many errors in spelling, grammar and punctuation	Progressing Occasional errors in spelling and grammar and punctuation	Meeting Few errors in spelling grammar and punctuation	Excellent Almost no errors in spelling grammar and punctuation.