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Not grade specific informational text rubrics
Rubric for Research Projects
I created this rubric to be used with a research paper or research project on ANY topic. Categories evaluated include: accuracy of information, organization of presentation, mechanics, creativity and thoughtfulness toward project. There is a small space at the bottom for comments too. The best part is you can use it repeatedly throughout the year or from one year to the next. Areas evaluated on the rubric include:Accuracy of informationOrganization of presentationMechanicsCreativity and th
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Super Bowl 58 Opinion Writing (Growing Bundle)
**This has been updated for Super Bowl 58 (2024)!! This is a GROWING bundle. This product will be updated each year with current Super Bowl Teams. The 49ers and Chiefs have earned the right to take the field against one another in Super Bowl 58. Who has the edge? Only one team can win! What is your opinion?!Use this engaging opinion writing lesson using students' interests to motivate! Students form their opinion on which team they feel are more deserving to win the Super Bowl while pulling fac
Country Research Project Rubric (editable)
An editable rubric used to assess student's research projects- individually or as a group. Includes content and skills.
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*FREE* Newspaper Article Template and Rubric!
*FREE* Newspaper article template and rubric! I love using this to get students to make a "Fake News" article as part of a media literacy unit.
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Informative Writing Rubric
This is an informative writing rubric tailored to your students' writing of focusing question tasks. There are 6 different categories to include all aspects of writing including style, development, and structure, but also includes spelling, punctuation, and correct capitalization of letters. There is a spot for notes to the student so they can reflect more deeply on their writing. This is the only informative writing rubric you will need!
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Annotated Bibliography Rubric
Evaluate students on their ability to judge the credibility of sources, write an adequate summary of the research they found, and do a full MLA citation.
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Rubric for Historical Writing
I made this rubric to use to assess a writing piece where students are expected to present information about a particular time in history from a first person perspective. We used it to assess journal entries our 5th graders wrote from the perspective of a Colonial American but the rubric has been created for use in any historical time period you may be studying. There are 3 categories: historical accuracy, required elements, focus and perspective. You can use it with any historical writing f
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Annotation Checklist & Rubric: Cross-Curriculum Usage
Unlock the full potential of your students' reading comprehension and critical thinking skills with our Annotation Checklist & Rubric, the ultimate tool for teachers and educators across all subject areas! Whether teaching literature, informational texts, or exploring interdisciplinary connections, this resource is a must-have for your classroom.Key Features:Guiding Question: Our Annotation Checklist and Rubric begins with a thought-provoking guiding question. It serves as the cornerstone fo
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Make your own Informational Nonfiction Text - rubric included
Are you wrapping up a unit on nonfiction/informational text features? Ready to see how well students understood the purpose and function of nonfiction text features? Test student understanding with the creation of their own informational text! Foster independent learning, promote critical thinking, and support differentiation as students choose and research their own topic, and display their findings in an attractive format, all while mastering key informational text features. Suggested features
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Current Event Article Rubric (Classic)
Current event rubric is intended for students to write summary over a choice article. Some of the requirements include: 200+ word responseThesis statement includes the main idea, author, publisher and publishing date.Summary of article’s information, point of view, and author/publisher biasResponse ties to personal life and/or other worldly current/historical events. This rubric also includes a portion for students to present information to their peers and ask pertinent questions to their peers
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Guided Reading and Reading Conference Note Tracker
Do you want to confer with your readers during Reading Workshop more effectively, but aren't sure where to start? Do you want to leave your readers with goals they can work on independently? Are you looking for a record-keeping tool for Guided Reading? This tool will be a wonderful resource to you! With this tool at your side, sit next to any reader with any book and assess their decoding, fluency, and comprehension in a snap! Go as in-depth as you'd like by rating student's reading skills and
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Interview Rubric for Middle School and High School Students
This rubric allows students to grade each other's presentations based on the verbal and nonverbal techniques taught in the unit. I usually grade one and have 2-3 students grade the presenter as well.
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Rubric: Timeline Project Battles of the American Revolution
Instructions: o Create an illustrated , multimedia timeline to represent the major battles and political/social events of the American Revolution. The website for your assignment is www.popplet.como The timeline must include an appropriate title and have a bibliography in MLA format submitted with it (The bibliography is a separate grade. Use www.easybib.com to complete and share with me as a Google drive document in your social studies folder).o ALL events must have taken place between April
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Annotation Rubric
This standardized five point annotation rubric covers:Commentary ConnectionsQuestioningVocabularyEach category offers a detailed explanation of the criterion to support student understanding of the annotation targets.
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Current Event Article Rubric (List)
Current event rubric is intended for students to write summary over a choice article. Some of the requirements include:200+ word responseThesis statement includes the main idea, author, publisher and publishing date.Summary of article’s information, point of view, and author/publisher biasResponse ties to personal life and/or other worldly current/historical events.This rubric also includes a portion for students to present information to their peers and ask pertinent questions to their peers.Al
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Google Sheets General Writing Rubric
This is an editable Google Sheet which automatically scores any writing assignment for you with an amount out of 20 and a percent. You can edit the categories if the ones typed do not represent what you want scored.
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Expository Checklist and Goal Setting for Individual Writing Conferences
This product for for individual writing conferences for expository essays. There is an attached rubric that vividly explains what the student should have in their essay paragraph by paragraph. The teacher can set goals with the student while also having a way to remember each students topic.
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Informational Writing Rubric including a presentation score
Fully editable4 point rubric for informational writing and presentation of the information. This google doc addresses W.7, L.4, L.6, RI.9, W.2, W.4, SL.2, W.10, L.1, L.2, SL.4Can be used by both students and teachers to evaluate work
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Debate Notes for Any Debate
Sometimes we need a good healthy debate going to help our students see that writing an essay is just like having a debate. Kids LOVE to argue; this can be such a useful tool. I use this as a way to get students involved in a debatable topic without having them do too much. There are times when we need to brainstorm and learn without having to have to spend hours on one assignment. This can also be used with any debate topic! Enjoy having your kids argue!
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“The Middle Ages” Activities & Primary Selected Primary Sources
Select *THREE* activities you wish to completeComplete each on a separate sheet of paper/document/slide/Google drawing. Attach digital copies to the “dropbox” post.Make sure your heading appears on the documents and the file name. Make sure your work represents your best effort, creativity, and care. Use TEXT EVIDENCE/QUOTES from the sources to explain/support your responses.
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Writing: Informative (Includes Rubric, writing paper, and poster)
Informative writingInformative writing rubric with standardInformative writing anchor chart posterWriting paperWriting tool
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Informational Report Summative Task
This product includes:- Success criteria- A graphic organizer- A rubric- An editing checklist- Citing examples (in MLA)- Diagram and chart examples
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Going Beyond Student Product Log
How can all of our students stay engaged? Allowing choices and setting timelines and goals will motivate individuals, challenge their interests and create a positive learning environment. With this learning packet, students grades K-5 will brainstorm topics of study and after research, hands-on creations and designs, present their project to friends, classmates or parents. Allowing our student to utilize his or her individual strengths in the research and study of a topic or book of their cho
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