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Report this resource to let us know if this resource violates TPT’s content guidelines. Their thoughts
turn into sentences; their sentences turn into a paragraph. These make for a quick way to assess and
attach to a writing project for feedback. Report this resource to let us know if this resource violates
TPT’s content guidelines. Find strategies to use with the six traits writing rubric to progressively
improve your students writing skills. Some attempts at using visuals or font changes are apparent. 1
Point: The final product has a sloppy appearance. Poor sentence structure or repetition of the same
type of sentence is sometimes present. 1 Point: It is difficult to read out loud without multiple
corrections. Rubric is a word doc, so edit as you see fit for your classroom. Use the six traits writing
rubric to evaluate and guide your students' writing. For an optimal experience, please switch to the
latest version of Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Apple Safari or Mozilla Firefox. Kindergarten
through second grade students will get a bang out of this curriculum. For an optimal experience,
please switch to the latest version of Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Apple Safari or Mozilla
Firefox. Sequencing, connections, transitions are not always apparent. 1 Point: No clear order to the
content. Voice. Report this resource to let us know if this resource violates TPT’s content guidelines.
We use the six (plus one) writing traits, so the categories are divided as such. I also put detailed
descriptions of exemplary to unsatisfactory writing, as well as adding in the Common Core State
Standards for sixth grade expository writing. For an optimal experience, please switch to the latest
version of Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Apple Safari or Mozilla Firefox. It is enjoyable to read
out loud. 3 Points: Sentences are constructed correctly but do not flow from one to the next. I also
include a grading slip that only has the name of the trait and a box to write the grade for the trait. In
between structured reports, creative writing exercises stretch their imagination and build their
writing style. The topic obviously interests the writer. 3 Points: The writer has some interest in the
topic; but does not try to arouse the reader’s interest. 1 Point: The writer does not seem interested in
the content. First they do a hands-on activity; then they write about it. A few revisions are needed. 1
Point: Multiple errors distract the reader. This unique program can be used with multi-level learning
and fits in with most unit study curriculums. Written for average 3rd to 8th grade writers, some
activities can be adapted for writers in different situations. With a carefully crafted process, students
start with simple sentences, turn their thoughts into paragraphs, develop their ideas into essays, then
combine their skills to create a thesis.
Report this resource to let us know if this resource violates TPT’s content guidelines. These make for
a quick way to assess and attach to a writing project for feedback. Report this resource to let us
know if this resource violates TPT’s content guidelines. Some attempts at using visuals or font
changes are apparent. 1 Point: The final product has a sloppy appearance. For an optimal experience,
please switch to the latest version of Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Apple Safari or Mozilla
Firefox. I also include a grading slip that only has the name of the trait and a box to write the grade
for the trait. We use the six (plus one) writing traits, so the categories are divided as such. For an
optimal experience, please switch to the latest version of Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Apple
Safari or Mozilla Firefox. Report this resource to let us know if this resource violates TPT’s content
guidelines. In between structured reports, creative writing exercises stretch their imagination and
build their writing style. A few revisions are needed. 1 Point: Multiple errors distract the reader. It is
enjoyable to read out loud. 3 Points: Sentences are constructed correctly but do not flow from one to
the next. Kindergarten through second grade students will get a bang out of this curriculum. Their
thoughts turn into sentences; their sentences turn into a paragraph. Sequencing, connections,
transitions are not always apparent. 1 Point: No clear order to the content. Voice. Use the six traits
writing rubric to evaluate and guide your students' writing. With a carefully crafted process, students
start with simple sentences, turn their thoughts into paragraphs, develop their ideas into essays, then
combine their skills to create a thesis. I also put detailed descriptions of exemplary to unsatisfactory
writing, as well as adding in the Common Core State Standards for sixth grade expository writing.
Poor sentence structure or repetition of the same type of sentence is sometimes present. 1 Point: It is
difficult to read out loud without multiple corrections. For an optimal experience, please switch to
the latest version of Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Apple Safari or Mozilla Firefox. This unique
program can be used with multi-level learning and fits in with most unit study curriculums. Written
for average 3rd to 8th grade writers, some activities can be adapted for writers in different situations.
The topic obviously interests the writer. 3 Points: The writer has some interest in the topic; but does
not try to arouse the reader’s interest. 1 Point: The writer does not seem interested in the content.
Rubric is a word doc, so edit as you see fit for your classroom. Find strategies to use with the six
traits writing rubric to progressively improve your students writing skills. First they do a hands-on
activity; then they write about it.
With a carefully crafted process, students start with simple sentences, turn their thoughts into
paragraphs, develop their ideas into essays, then combine their skills to create a thesis. Report this
resource to let us know if this resource violates TPT’s content guidelines. We use the six (plus one)
writing traits, so the categories are divided as such. Use the six traits writing rubric to evaluate and
guide your students' writing. Kindergarten through second grade students will get a bang out of this
curriculum. A few revisions are needed. 1 Point: Multiple errors distract the reader. Report this
resource to let us know if this resource violates TPT’s content guidelines. These make for a quick
way to assess and attach to a writing project for feedback. Report this resource to let us know if this
resource violates TPT’s content guidelines. For an optimal experience, please switch to the latest
version of Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Apple Safari or Mozilla Firefox. Poor sentence structure
or repetition of the same type of sentence is sometimes present. 1 Point: It is difficult to read out
loud without multiple corrections. Find strategies to use with the six traits writing rubric to
progressively improve your students writing skills. The topic obviously interests the writer. 3 Points:
The writer has some interest in the topic; but does not try to arouse the reader’s interest. 1 Point: The
writer does not seem interested in the content. Their thoughts turn into sentences; their sentences
turn into a paragraph. For an optimal experience, please switch to the latest version of Google
Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Apple Safari or Mozilla Firefox. This unique program can be used with
multi-level learning and fits in with most unit study curriculums. Written for average 3rd to 8th grade
writers, some activities can be adapted for writers in different situations. It is enjoyable to read out
loud. 3 Points: Sentences are constructed correctly but do not flow from one to the next. In between
structured reports, creative writing exercises stretch their imagination and build their writing style. I
also include a grading slip that only has the name of the trait and a box to write the grade for the
trait. Rubric is a word doc, so edit as you see fit for your classroom. First they do a hands-on
activity; then they write about it. Some attempts at using visuals or font changes are apparent. 1
Point: The final product has a sloppy appearance. I also put detailed descriptions of exemplary to
unsatisfactory writing, as well as adding in the Common Core State Standards for sixth grade
expository writing. Sequencing, connections, transitions are not always apparent. 1 Point: No clear
order to the content. Voice. For an optimal experience, please switch to the latest version of Google
Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Apple Safari or Mozilla Firefox.
For an optimal experience, please switch to the latest version of Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge,
Apple Safari or Mozilla Firefox. I also include a grading slip that only has the name of the trait and a
box to write the grade for the trait. Sequencing, connections, transitions are not always apparent. 1
Point: No clear order to the content. Voice. The topic obviously interests the writer. 3 Points: The
writer has some interest in the topic; but does not try to arouse the reader’s interest. 1 Point: The
writer does not seem interested in the content. Rubric is a word doc, so edit as you see fit for your
classroom. With a carefully crafted process, students start with simple sentences, turn their thoughts
into paragraphs, develop their ideas into essays, then combine their skills to create a thesis. This
unique program can be used with multi-level learning and fits in with most unit study curriculums.
Written for average 3rd to 8th grade writers, some activities can be adapted for writers in different
situations. Their thoughts turn into sentences; their sentences turn into a paragraph. For an optimal
experience, please switch to the latest version of Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Apple Safari or
Mozilla Firefox. We use the six (plus one) writing traits, so the categories are divided as such. A few
revisions are needed. 1 Point: Multiple errors distract the reader. Some attempts at using visuals or
font changes are apparent. 1 Point: The final product has a sloppy appearance. First they do a hands-
on activity; then they write about it. Kindergarten through second grade students will get a bang out
of this curriculum. I also put detailed descriptions of exemplary to unsatisfactory writing, as well as
adding in the Common Core State Standards for sixth grade expository writing. Poor sentence
structure or repetition of the same type of sentence is sometimes present. 1 Point: It is difficult to
read out loud without multiple corrections. Find strategies to use with the six traits writing rubric to
progressively improve your students writing skills. In between structured reports, creative writing
exercises stretch their imagination and build their writing style. For an optimal experience, please
switch to the latest version of Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Apple Safari or Mozilla Firefox.
Report this resource to let us know if this resource violates TPT’s content guidelines. Use the six
traits writing rubric to evaluate and guide your students' writing. These make for a quick way to
assess and attach to a writing project for feedback. Report this resource to let us know if this
resource violates TPT’s content guidelines. It is enjoyable to read out loud. 3 Points: Sentences are
constructed correctly but do not flow from one to the next. Report this resource to let us know if
this resource violates TPT’s content guidelines.