Project Rubric with Writing Focus 4321 Content, Structure & Design 7/85/63/41/2 Range of Vocabulary (wide range & not much repetition – limited vocabulary.

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Project Rubric with Writing Focus 4321 Content, Structure & Design 7/85/63/41/2 Range of Vocabulary (wide range & not much repetition – limited vocabulary range & lots of repetition) Accuracy & Comprehensibility (accurate & comprehensible – seldom accurate & comprehensible) Accuracy and Comprehensibility as well as Range of Vocabulary have Double Value

Point to Grade Conversion PointsGradePointsGrade

4321 Content (complete – incomplete) 7/85/63/41/2 Range of Vocabulary (wide range & not much repetition – limited vocabulary range & lots of repetition) Accuracy & Comprehensibility (accurate & comprehensible – seldom accurate & comprehensible) Accuracy and Comprehensibility as well as Range of Vocabulary have Double Value Project Rubric with Writing Focus

Point to Grade Conversion PointsGradePointsGrade

4321 Content (complete – incomplete) 7/85/63/41/2 Range of Vocabulary (wide range & not much repetition – limited vocabulary range & lots of repetition) Accuracy & Comprehensibility (accurate & comprehensible – seldom accurate & comprehensible) Accuracy and Comprehensibility as well as Range of Vocabulary have Double Value Project Rubric with Writing Focus

Point to Grade Conversion PointsGradePointsGrade