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    Creating a World of Readers and Writers About Jeanne

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    OpinionWritingRubric
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    Score Focus Organization Development Language Conventions


    Yourwriting Yourwriting Threeormore Yoursentences Yourwriting
    4 clearlyexpresses hasaninviting reasons,arewell areclearand showsveryfew
    youropinionin introductory supportedwith varied.Youused ornomistakesin
    aconvincingway paragraph,a examplesand morethanthe sentencestructure,
    withreasons, separateparagraph detailsthatare requirednumber grammar,spelling,
    examples,and foreachreason, veryconvincing. ofadvancedand/ capitalization,and
    detailsthatare andaconvincing, Thereisaninvitingordomain-specific punctuation.
    well-connectedto thoughtful vocabulary.Your
    theopinion. concluding sentencestructure
    paragraph. conclusion. isadvanced.
    Yourwriting Yourwriting Yourwriting Yoursentences Yourwritingshows
    3 clearlyexpresses hasseparate includesan areclearand severalmistakesin
    youropinion paragraphsforthe adequate fluent.Your sentencestructure,
    withsupporting introduction,threeintroduction,threewritinghasthe grammar,spelling,
    reasons,examples reasons,andthe supportedreasons, requirednumber capitalization,and/
    and/ordetailsand conclusion.Relatedandanadequate ofdomain-specific orpunctuation,
    doesn'tgoofftopic. informationis concluding andadvanced butthesedonot
    groupedinthe paragraph. vocabulary. interferewith
    sameparagraph. understanding
    Youropinion Yourwritingneeds Yourwritingneeds Yoursentences Yourwritingshows
    2 needsmoreclear anintroduction, moreintroduction, needtobeclearer manymistakesin
    explanation,more and/orthree moresupported and/orcomplete. sentencestructure,
    examplesand reasons,and/ora reasons,and/ Yourwritingneeds grammar,spelling,
    details,and/oryou conclusion.Relatedoranadequate moredomain- capitalization,and/
    mayhavegoneoff informationneeds concluding specificand/or orpunctuation
    topic. tobegroupedin paragraph. moreadvanced andtheseinterfere
    thesame vocabulary. withthereaders'
    paragraph. understanding.

    Youropinion Yourwritingneeds Yourwriting Yoursentences Yourwriting


    1 needstobeclear, anintroduction, needsanadequate needtobe isdifficultto
    stayontopic,and/threereasons, introduction, complete,or understandbecause
    orhavereasons, andaconclusion threesupported clearer,longer,and therearetoo
    examples,and inseparate reasons,and/ morevaried.Your manymistakesin
    details. paragraphs. oraconcluding writingneedsto sentencestructure,
    Related paragraph. includedomain- grammar,spelling,
    informationmust specificand capitalization,and
    begroupedinthe advancedwords punctuation.
    sameparagraph.

    Opinion Writing Rubric, Student-friendly! $0.00


    This rubric helps students understand what is expected of them. It also makes
    grading easier for the teacher. I've used and refined this rubric to teach my fourth Add to Cart
    graders and to grade their writing. The rubric criteria begin with sentences such as
    "Your writing..." or "Your sentences..." and avoids negative language as well as
    jargon. Every aspect of writing is explained clearly so students know exactly what
    they need to do in order to improve.

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