Rubric – ELA Grade 6 Allusion Expedition: Explore, Write, Discover

Criteria 4 Points 3 Points 2 Points 1 Point
Hook with Embedded Allusion into Action The narrative begins with a captivating hook that seamlessly integrates a popular allusion into the action, immediately engaging the reader. The narrative starts with a clear hook that includes a relevant allusion, drawing the reader in, though it may not be fully integrated into the action. The narrative has a hook, but the allusion is either unclear or not well integrated into the action, which may confuse the reader. The narrative lacks a clear hook, and the allusion is either missing or unrelated to the action, failing to engage the reader.
Plot Elements with Story Organization The story includes all plot elements: exposition, inciting incident, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution, in a well-organized and logical sequence. The story includes most plot elements, with a logical sequence, but may lack depth in one or two areas. The story is missing several plot elements or presents them in a confusing order, making the narrative difficult to follow. The story lacks clear plot elements and organization, resulting in a disjointed and confusing narrative.
Characters and Allusion’s Role Characters are vividly described and play a significant role in the narrative, with the allusion deeply woven into their development and the story’s theme. Characters are well-defined and the allusion is present, but its role in character development and the theme is not fully explored. Characters are underdeveloped, and the allusion’s role in the story and theme is minimal or unclear. Characters are poorly defined, and the allusion is absent or irrelevant to the story and theme.
No Grammar, Punctuation, Spelling Mistakes The narrative is free of grammar, punctuation, and spelling mistakes, demonstrating excellent writing skills. The narrative has a few minor errors in grammar, punctuation, or spelling, but they do not interfere with understanding. The narrative contains several errors in grammar, punctuation, or spelling, which may distract the reader. The narrative is filled with errors in grammar, punctuation, or spelling, making it difficult to understand.
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