Imaginative Narrative (Alien) Paragraph
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Criteria
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Main / Topic Idea Sentence
Main/topic idea sentence is not stated and the alien's problem is not mentioned.
Main/topic idea sentence is unclear and does not clearly state the alien's problem.
Main/topic idea sentence is unclear or does not clearly state the alien's problem.
Main/topic idea sentence is clear and states the alien's problem.
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Supporting Details (Attempts to Solve the Problem)
Paragraph has no supporting detail sentences that relates back to the problem the alien has.
Paragraph has one supporting detail sentence that explains an attempt to solve the problem.
Paragraph has two supporting detail sentences that explain attempts to solve the problem.
Paragraph has three or more supporting detail sentences that explain attempts to solve the problem.
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Transition Words
The paragraph does not use any transition words.
The paragraph uses one transition word that shows sequence of events.
The paragraph uses two transition words to show sequence of events.
The paragraph uses three or more transition words to show sequence of events.
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Conclusion
The paragraph does not have a conclusion.
The paragraph's conclusion is unclear and does does not clearly state how the alien's problem was solved.
The paragraph's conclusion is either unclear or does does not clearly state how the alien's problem was solved.
The paragraph has a strong conclusion and clearly states how the alien's problem was solved.
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Mechanics and Grammar
Paragraph has six or more punctuation, capitalization, and spelling errors.
Paragraph has three to five punctuation, capitalization, and spelling errors.
Paragraph has one or two punctuation, capitalization, and spelling errors.
Paragraph has no errors in punctuation, capitalization, and spelling.
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