Rubric – English Grade 8 Origin Myth

Criteria 4 3 2 1 0
Development of Ideas Student effectively develops a creative and detailed origin myth with clear explanations and vivid descriptions. Student develops an origin myth with some creativity and detail, but may lack clarity or depth in explanations. Student attempts to develop an origin myth but lacks creativity, detail, or clear explanations. Student’s origin myth is unclear, lacks creativity, detail, or explanations. Student does not attempt to develop an origin myth.
Writing Organization Student organizes the narrative effectively with a clear beginning, middle, and end, and transitions smoothly between ideas. Student organizes the narrative with a beginning, middle, and end, but transitions may be somewhat choppy. Student attempts to organize the narrative but lacks clear structure or transitions between ideas. Student’s narrative lacks organization, with unclear structure and abrupt transitions. Student does not organize the narrative effectively.
Grammar and Usage Student demonstrates mastery of grade-appropriate grammar and language usage throughout the narrative. Student shows good command of grade-appropriate grammar and language usage, with minor errors. Student displays some understanding of grade-appropriate grammar and language usage but makes noticeable errors. Student struggles with grade-appropriate grammar and language usage, with frequent errors that hinder understanding. Student’s narrative is difficult to understand due to extensive grammar and language usage errors.
Grammar Mechanics Student consistently demonstrates correct grammar mechanics (punctuation, capitalization, spelling) with no errors. Student shows mostly correct grammar mechanics with occasional errors in punctuation, capitalization, or spelling. Student makes several errors in grammar mechanics, including punctuation, capitalization, and spelling. Student’s narrative contains numerous errors in grammar mechanics, making it challenging to read. Student’s narrative is riddled with errors in grammar mechanics, hindering comprehension.
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