Rubric – Opinion Writing Grade 4 Exercise Opinion Writing

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Scoring Scale: 7 points 1-2 points 3-4 points 5-6 points 7 points
The student’s response is a well‐developed opinion piece that effectively examines a topic and supports a point of view, with reasons, clearly based on text as a stimulus. The student’s response is a weak attempt to write an opinion piece that examines a topic and does not support a text‐based point of view. The student’s response is an incomplete or oversimplified opinion piece that examines a topic and partially supports a point of view based on text. The student’s response is a complete opinion piece that examines a topic and supports a point of view based on text. The student’s response is a well‐developed opinion piece that effectively examines a topic and supports a point of view, with reasons, clearly based on text as a stimulus.
Effectively introduces a topic and clearly states an opinion May not introduce a topic or state an opinion Attempts to introduce a topic and state an opinion Introduces a topic and states an opinion Effectively introduces a topic and clearly states an opinion
Creates an effective organizational structure that logically groups ideas and reasons to support the writer’s purpose May not have any organizational structure evident Attempts to provide some organization, but structure sometimes impedes the reader Provides some organizational structure that groups ideas and reasons to support the writer’s purpose Creates an effective organizational structure that logically groups ideas and reasons to support the writer’s purpose
Provides clear reasons that are supported by facts and details May not provide reasons that are supported by facts Attempts to provide reasons that are sometimes supported by facts Provides reasons that are supported by facts Provides clear reasons that are supported by facts and details
Uses linking words and phrases effectively to connect opinions and reasons May not use any linking words to connect opinions and reasons Uses few linking words to connect opinions and reasons; connections are not always clear Uses some linking words to connect opinions and reasons Uses linking words and phrases effectively to connect opinions and reasons
Provides a strong concluding statement or section related to the opinion presented Provides a minimal or no concluding statement or section Provides a weak concluding statement or section that may not be related to the opinion Provides a concluding statement or section related to the opinion presented Provides a strong concluding statement or section related to the opinion presented
The student’s response demonstrates full command of language usage and conventions. The student will receive a condition code for various reasons. The student will receive a condition code for various reasons. The student’s response demonstrates partial command of language usage and conventions. The student’s response demonstrates full command of language usage and conventions.
Has clear and complete sentence structure, with appropriate range and variety Hasfragments,run‐ons,and/orothersentencestructureerrors Has complete sentences, with some variety Has clear and complete sentence structure, with appropriate range and variety Has clear and complete sentence structure, with appropriate range and variety
Shows knowledge of language and its conventions when writing Shows little knowledge of language and its conventions when writing Shows some knowledge of language and its conventions when writing Shows some knowledge of language and its conventions when writing Shows knowledge of language and its conventions when writing

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