DAY 5-Narrative

Criterion

4

3

2

1

0

STRUCTURE & ORGANIZATION (logical organization of the writing sample)

Organized in a logical, interesting and clear manner.

Organized in a way that can be followed, but lacks needed clarity.

Made some attempt to organize the narrative, but the author jumped around.

A total lack of organization. The information is very difficult to follow.

No Score

CONTENT KNOWLEDGE (Knowledge and support of the content)

Demonstrated a clear understanding of the content. Used numerous supporting sentences that related back to the main idea.

Demonstrated comfort with the content. Used some supporting sentences that related back to the main idea.

Demonstrated a lack of comfort with the content. Occasionally used supporting sentences to reinforce the main idea.

Did not grasp the subject matter or content. Did not reinforce the main idea with elaborating or supporting sentences.

No Score

MECHANICS, GRAMMAR & SPELLING (Grammar, punctuation and spelling)

No errors in basic punctuation, grammar and spelling.

Punctuation and spelling are generally correct, however some sentences appear awkward.

Contains some punctuation, spelling and grammatical errors, but is readable.

Contains numerous errors in spelling, grammar, and punctuation. The paper is difficult to follow.

No Score

NEATNESS & LEGIBILITY (Neatness, conciseness, and readability)

Neatly done, clear, concise and easy to read. Written at an age-appropriate level.

Work was sloppy in one area, but appears neat and clear overall. Written at the appropriate level.

Work has one or two areas that appear sloppy, but was legible. Written at a level lower than was expected.

Work was illegible, lacked any level of neatness or was sloppy. Written at an inappropriate level.

No Score