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English Grammar Punctuation & Capitalization 
Rubric Code: VX8W8X
By sherry1
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Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: K-5

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  does not meet standard

1 pts

partially meets standard

2 pts

meets standard

3 pts

exceeds standard

4 pts

quotation mark

does not meet standard

Does not recognize what a quotation mark looks like Does not understand that quotation marks are used before and after the exact words a person says. Does not recognize that quotation marks are used around titles of poems, stories, and reports.
partially meets standard

Recognizes what a quotation mark looks like some of the time. Somewhat understands that quotation marks are used before and after the exact words a person says. Recognizes that quotation marks are used around titles of poems, stories, and reports, some of the time.
meets standard

Recognizes what a quotation mark looks like. Understands that quotation marks are used before and after the exact words a person says. Recognizes that quotation marks are used around titles of poems, stories, and reports.
exceeds standard

Knows what a set of quotation mark looks like. Knows that quotation marks are used before and after the exact words a person says. Knows that quotation marks are used around titles of poems, stories, and reports. Knows that a comma sets off a direct quotation. Understands that quotation marks come after the comma.
question mark

does not meet standard

Does not recognize that when you write a sentence it must end with a puctuation mark. Does not recognize that a question is a sentence that asks something and ends with a question mark.
partially meets standard

Recognizes some of the time that when you write a sentence it must end with a puctuation mark. Does not always recognize that a question is a sentence that asks something and ends with a question mark.
meets standard

Understands when you write a sentence, you must always show where it ends. Clearly understands that a question is a sentence that asks something and ends with a question mark.
exceeds standard

Clearly understands when you write a sentence, you must always show where it ends. Knows that there are three different marks that show that sentences are finished. (period, question mark, and exclamation point) Clearly understands that a question is a sentence that asks something and ends with a question mark.
contractions

does not meet standard

Does not demonstrate any knowledge that this is a word made by putting together two other words. Does not recognize that at least one letter is eliminated when the two words are put together. Does not recognize that an apostrophe replaces the eliminated letter(s).
partially meets standard

Somewhat understands that this is a word made by putting together two other words. Some of the time recognizes that at least one letter is eliminated when the two words are put together. Does not always recognize that an apostrophe replaces the eliminated letter(s).
meets standard

Understands that this is a word made by putting together two other words. Recognizes that at least one letter is eliminated when the two words are put together. Recognizes that an apostrophe replaces the eliminated letter(s).
exceeds standard

Completely understands that this is a word made by putting together two other words. Understands that at least one letter is eliminated when the two words are put together. Understands that an apostrophe replaces the eliminated letter(s). Understands that some contractions are made by putting together a pronoun and a verb.
apostrophe

does not meet standard

Does not demonstrate any knowledge of what an apostrophe looks like. Does not recognize the two important uses of an apostrophe, as a posessive noun and as an apostrophe in contractions.
partially meets standard

Recognizes what an apostrophe looks like. Some what recognizes the two important uses of an apostrophe, as a posessive noun and as an apostrophe in contractions.
meets standard

Recognizes what an apostrophe looks like. Recognizes the two important uses of an apostrophe, as a posessive noun and as an apostrophe in contractions.
exceeds standard

Understands what an apostrophe looks like. Fully understands the two important uses of an apostrophe, as a posessive noun and as an apostrophe in contractions.
Capitalization of Names

does not meet standard

Does not demonstrate any knowledge of capitalization.
partially meets standard

Either capitalizing the first letter of a person's name or capitalizing the first letter in a person's last name.
meets standard

Capitalizing the first and last name of a person.
exceeds standard

Writing a complete sentence using the proper capitalization for a person's first and last name.
Capitalization of States & Holidays

does not meet standard

Does not demonstrate any knowledge of capitalization.
partially meets standard

Either capitalizing the first letter of a state or capitalizing the first letter of a holiday.
meets standard

Capitalizing the first letter of a state and the first letter of a holiday.
exceeds standard

Writing a complete sentence using the proper capitalization skills for the name of a state or holiday.




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