Rubric – ELA Grade 6 “Tuesday of the Other June” Open Response

Criteria 1 – Below Standard 2 – Approaching Standard 3 – Meeting Standard 4 – Exceeding Standard
Topic Sentence The paragraph does not have a clear topic sentence. The topic sentence is unclear or does not effectively introduce the main idea of the paragraph. The topic sentence introduces the main idea of the paragraph, but it could be more specific or engaging. The topic sentence clearly and effectively introduces the main idea of the paragraph in a specific and engaging way.
Textual Evidence No textual evidence is provided to support the main idea. Some textual evidence is provided, but it is not relevant or does not effectively support the main idea. Textual evidence is provided to support the main idea, but it could be more specific or well-chosen. Textual evidence is clearly and effectively chosen to support the main idea, and it is integrated smoothly into the paragraph.
Summary The paragraph does not effectively summarize the main points or events from the text. The summary is incomplete or does not accurately capture the main points or events from the text. The summary accurately captures the main points or events from the text, but it could be more detailed or organized. The summary effectively and accurately captures the main points or events from the text in a detailed and organized manner.
Analysis No analysis or interpretation of the text is provided. Some analysis or interpretation of the text is provided, but it is not well-developed or supported. The analysis of the text is clear and supported by evidence, but it could be more insightful or thorough. The analysis of the text is insightful, thorough, and supported by strong evidence and examples.
Conclusion Sentence The paragraph does not have a clear conclusion sentence. The conclusion sentence is unclear or does not effectively summarize the main idea of the paragraph. The conclusion sentence summarizes the main idea of the paragraph, but it could be more impactful or memorable. The conclusion sentence effectively and memorably summarizes the main idea of the paragraph.
Conventions/Vary Sentences The paragraph contains numerous errors in grammar, punctuation, and spelling. Sentences are repetitive and lack variety. The paragraph contains some errors in grammar, punctuation, and spelling. Sentences are somewhat repetitive and lack variety. The paragraph demonstrates basic control of grammar, punctuation, and spelling. Sentences show some variety, but could be more varied and engaging. The paragraph demonstrates strong control of grammar, punctuation, and spelling. Sentences show variety and are engaging to read.
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