This document contains a rubric for evaluating a student's retelling of the story of Spookley the Square Pumpkin. It assesses the student's description of Spookley at the beginning, middle, and end of the story based on how well they captured key details. It also evaluates the student's use of capitalization and punctuation. The rubric provides three levels of achievement for each section from 1 being the lowest to 3 being the highest.
This document contains a rubric for evaluating a student's retelling of the story of Spookley the Square Pumpkin. It assesses the student's description of Spookley at the beginning, middle, and end of the story based on how well they captured key details. It also evaluates the student's use of capitalization and punctuation. The rubric provides three levels of achievement for each section from 1 being the lowest to 3 being the highest.
This document contains a rubric for evaluating a student's retelling of the story of Spookley the Square Pumpkin. It assesses the student's description of Spookley at the beginning, middle, and end of the story based on how well they captured key details. It also evaluates the student's use of capitalization and punctuation. The rubric provides three levels of achievement for each section from 1 being the lowest to 3 being the highest.
something but it was not related to how Spookley was at the beginning of the story.
The student wrote a
sentence that somewhat represented how Spookley was at the beginning of the story.
The student wrote a sentence
that was about how Spookley was sad at the beginning of the story because he was different than the other pumpkins and the other pumpkins were making fun of him.
Middle
The student wrote
something but it was not related to how Spookley was at the middle of the story.
The student wrote a
sentence that somewhat represented how Spookley was at the middle of the story.
The student wrote a sentence
that was about how Spookley was brave in the middle because he blocked the whole in the fence even though his friends were not nice to him at the beginning.
End
The student wrote
something but it was not related to how Spookley was at the end of the story.
The student wrote a
sentence that somewhat represented how Spookley was at the end of the story.
The student wrote a sentence
that was about how Spookley was happy at the end once the farmer came and was proud of him for saving the day. Spookley felt special.
Capitalization and Punctuation
The student had several
errors with capitalization and punctuation.
The student remembered
capitalization and punctuation in some sentences but not all.
The student remembered
capitalization and punctuation in all of his/her sentences.