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Lesson 5 - Writing Rubric

The writing rubric assesses students on sentences, conventions, content depth, handwriting, format, and composition. Students are given points in each category, with higher points meaning fewer errors or more complete writing. The composition section evaluates the beginning, main points, paragraphs, details, conclusion, and restatement of main ideas. Additional comments can also be provided on the rubric.

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Lesson 5 - Writing Rubric

The writing rubric assesses students on sentences, conventions, content depth, handwriting, format, and composition. Students are given points in each category, with higher points meaning fewer errors or more complete writing. The composition section evaluates the beginning, main points, paragraphs, details, conclusion, and restatement of main ideas. Additional comments can also be provided on the rubric.

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Writing Rubric

Name:

Sentences

Date:
3

(conveys meaning through


writing)

All sentences
are complete
and make
sense.

1-2 sentences are


incomplete/do not
make sense.

3-4 sentences
incomplete/do not
make sense.

More than 4
sentences are
incomplete/do not
make sense.

Conventions

(capitalization,
punctuation, spelling)

0-2 Errors

3-6 Errors

7-10 Errors

More than 10 Errors

Content Depth

(multiple supporting
details)

4 or more
details.

3 details.

1-2 details.

No detail.

Handwriting

(letter formation &


legibility)

Everything is
legible.

1-2 words

Format

4
Everything is
present.

Composition has a
capturing beginning and
previews main points.
Separate paragraphs for
the introduction, each of
the main points, and the
conclusion. Details are
placed in the right
paragraphs. The
conclusion has a transition
word, relates to the
introduction, has a verb,
and restates the main
points.

3-4 words illegible.

More than 4 words


illegible.

Missing 1-4.

Missing 5-7.

Missing all.

illegible.

Additional Comments:
_____________________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________________
Total Points: __________

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