Rubric – Narrative Writing Grade 9 Narrative Story

Criteria 4 Points (Excellent) 3 Points (Good) 2 Points (Satisfactory) 1 Point (Needs Improvement)
Idea & Development Ideas are original and fully developed with clear, insightful details. The narrative is engaging and thought-provoking. Ideas are clear and well-developed with relevant details. The narrative is interesting and holds the reader’s attention. Ideas are somewhat developed with some relevant details. The narrative is understandable but lacks depth. Ideas are unclear or underdeveloped with few or irrelevant details. The narrative is confusing or lacks focus.
Organization & Structure The narrative has a clear, logical structure with a well-defined plot progression. Transitions are smooth and pacing is effective. The narrative has a logical structure with a clear plot. Transitions are mostly smooth and pacing is generally effective. The narrative has a basic structure with an identifiable plot. Transitions are sometimes awkward and pacing is uneven. The narrative lacks a clear structure or plot. Transitions are missing or confusing, and pacing is inconsistent.
Character & Setting Development Characters are well-developed with distinct traits and motivations. The setting is vividly described and enhances the story. Characters are developed with some distinct traits. The setting is described and supports the story. Characters are minimally developed with few traits. The setting is mentioned but lacks detail. Characters are underdeveloped or lack distinct traits. The setting is unclear or not described.
Use of Language & Style Language is precise and varied with a consistent and engaging tone. Sentence structure is varied and enhances the narrative. Language is clear with some variety in word choice and tone. Sentence structure is varied and supports the narrative. Language is basic with limited variety in word choice and tone. Sentence structure is repetitive or simple. Language is unclear or inappropriate with little variety. Sentence structure is monotonous or confusing.
Mechanics & Grammar Few or no errors in spelling, punctuation, and grammar. Errors do not interfere with understanding. Some errors in spelling, punctuation, and grammar, but they do not significantly interfere with understanding. Several errors in spelling, punctuation, and grammar that occasionally interfere with understanding. Frequent errors in spelling, punctuation, and grammar that significantly interfere with understanding.
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