Rubric – yesno Grade 5 fq 2

Criteria Yes No
Establish characters, setting (Abandon Elementary School), and situation in the opening line(s), including Milo and your character. Clearly establishes characters, setting, and situation in the opening line(s). Does not establish characters, setting, and situation in the opening line(s).
Describe what the character looks like in a way that playfully reflects the character’s name and the meaning of abandon. Effectively describes the character’s appearance in a way that reflects their name and the meaning of abandon. Does not describe the character’s appearance in a way that reflects their name and the meaning of abandon.
Use dialogue and description to show the character’s words and actions and reveal their attitude and beliefs about school and learning. Uses dialogue and description effectively to show the character’s words and actions and reveal their attitude and beliefs about school and learning. Does not use dialogue and description effectively to show the character’s words and actions and reveal their attitude and beliefs about school and learning.
Use concrete and sensory details to create a vivid picture of the character and reinforce the wordplay of their name. Uses concrete and sensory details effectively to create a vivid picture of the character and reinforce the wordplay of their name. Does not use concrete and sensory details effectively to create a vivid picture of the character and reinforce the wordplay of their name.
Include at least one quotation the character might say, that reflects the character’s name and their attitude or beliefs about school and learning. Includes at least one quotation that effectively reflects the character’s name and their attitude or beliefs about school and learning. Does not include a quotation that reflects the character’s name and their attitude or beliefs about school and learning.
Use correct spelling, capitalization, and punctuation. Uses correct spelling, capitalization, and punctuation. Does not use correct spelling, capitalization, and punctuation.
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