Rubric – ELA Grade 6 Mysteries and Investigations Essay

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Claim Statement The claim statement clearly states a specific character trait that was crucial in solving yellow fever and is supported by strong reasoning and evidence. The claim statement states a character trait that was important in solving yellow fever and is supported by reasoning and evidence. The claim statement states a character trait but lacks strong reasoning and evidence to support it. The claim statement is unclear or unsupported by reasoning and evidence.
Analysis of Supported Evidence The analysis thoroughly examines and explains the collected evidence, demonstrating a deep understanding of how the character trait contributed to solving yellow fever. The analysis examines and explains the collected evidence, showing an understanding of how the character trait contributed to solving yellow fever. The analysis attempts to examine the collected evidence but lacks depth in explaining how the character trait contributed to solving yellow fever. The analysis is minimal or does not effectively explain how the character trait contributed to solving yellow fever.
Organization and Clarity The essay is well-organized with a clear introduction, body paragraphs that logically present evidence, and a conclusion that restates the claim and key points. The essay is organized with an introduction, body paragraphs that present evidence, and a conclusion that restates the claim. The essay lacks some organization, making it difficult to follow the flow of ideas. The essay is disorganized and lacks clarity in presenting ideas.
Grammar and Mechanics The essay demonstrates strong grammar and mechanics with varied sentence structures, correct punctuation, and proper spelling and capitalization. The essay has mostly correct grammar and mechanics with some errors in sentence structure, punctuation, spelling, or capitalization. The essay contains noticeable errors in grammar and mechanics that impact readability. The essay has significant errors in grammar and mechanics, making it difficult to understand.
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