Rubric – English Language Arts Grade 3 The Importance of Recycling

Criteria 4: Exceeds Expectations 3: Meets Expectations 2: Approaching Expectations 1: Needs Improvement
Introduction Introduction is clear, engaging, and sets the stage for the essay. Grabs the reader’s attention immediately. Introduction is clear and sets the stage for the essay. Provides a good opening. Introduction is somewhat clear but may lack engagement or clarity. Introduction is unclear or missing. Does not set the stage for the essay.
Supporting Details Provides three or more strong reasons with detailed examples that clearly support the argument. Provides three reasons with examples that support the argument. Provides two reasons with some examples, but they may not be strong or clear. Provides one or no reasons with few or no examples. Reasons are unclear or missing.
Organization Ideas flow logically with clear transitions. Essay is very well-organized. Ideas flow logically with some transitions. Essay is organized. Ideas are somewhat organized but may lack clear transitions. Ideas are not organized. Lacks transitions and logical flow.
Conclusion Conclusion is clear and strongly reinforces the main argument. Leaves a lasting impression. Conclusion is clear and reinforces the main argument. Conclusion is somewhat clear but may not fully reinforce the main argument. Conclusion is unclear or missing. Does not reinforce the main argument.
Grammar and Mechanics Few to no spelling and punctuation errors. Writing is polished and professional. Some minor spelling and punctuation errors, but they do not distract from the essay. Several spelling and punctuation errors that may distract from the essay. Many spelling and punctuation errors that make the essay difficult to read.
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