Kid-Friendly, Narrative Writing Scoring Guidelines
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Kid-Friendly, Narrative Writing Scoring Guidelines
Focus
Content
Organization
Style
Conventions
You have an excellent
You have a strong focus or storyline that includes
theme that shows you
sensory details, conflict,
4 Advanced understand the prompt. Your resolution, and other
focus is strong throughout narrative elements. Your
your entire narrative.
story is written in a correct
order of events.
Your narrative has a clear beginning, middle, and end.
You use transition words properly. You have a complete introductory
paragraph and a complete conclusion.
You demonstrate an excellent use of language, including literary devices. Your sentences are clear and provide a visual image to the
reader.
You use a variety of sentence structures. You have very few errors in grammar, usage, spelling, and
punctuation. The errors that are there do not make writing
unclear.
3
Proficient
You have a clear focus that shows you understand the prompt. Your focus is strong for most of your narrative.
You have a developed storyline with some sensory details, and other narrative story elements. Your story is written in a correct order of
events.
Your narrative has a clear beginning, middle, and end.
You use transition words properly. You may have an introductory paragraph and a conclusion, but they may not
be complete.
You show a good use of language, and use at least one literary device. Your
sentences are clear and sometimes provide a visual
image to the reader.
You use a variety of sentence structures. You have some errors in grammar, usage, spelling, and punctuation. A few of these errors may make parts of the writing unclear.
2
Basic
You have some focus or themes
that demonstrate you
Your storyline has some
understand most of the prompt. details, but does not follow
You do not follow this focus the general rules of writing a
through most of your narrative, narrative. Your story events
which makes it unclear if you understand the prompt.
are not always in order.
Your main events are in order. You do not have a
complete introductory paragraph or a complete
conclusion.
You have some mistakes in language, which make it
difficult to understand some points. You do not use
literary devices, and visual images are not clear.
You do not use a variety of sentence structures, and some sentences may be fragments. There are many errors in grammar, usage, spelling, and punctuation.
Your main events may not be
Many sentences are awkward
1
Below Basic
You have little or no focus or theme, which makes it seem like you don't understand the
prompt.
Your storyline is missing some important details, and it is not written in narrative form. Your story events are
not always in order.
in correct order, which makes You have very little control of or are fragments. There are
the narrative hard to your language and sentences. many grammar, usage,
understand. Your
You do not have literary spelling, and punctuation
introductory paragraph and devices or images for the errors. These errors make the
conclusion are incomplete or
reader.
narrative very difficult to
missing.
read.
Score:
Total Score:
out of 20 possible points
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