School and Work
Name: ___________________ Teacher:
Date : ___________________ Title of Work: ___________________
 
Criteria
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Salutation and Closing
Letter is missing salutation and/or closing and signature.
Salutation and closing have multiple errors in capitalization and/or spelling.
Salutation and closing have few errors in capitalization and/or spelling.
Salutation and closing have no, or almost no errors in capitalization and spelling.
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Conventions
Letter does not follow grammatical conventions,and contains so many errors in punctuation and/or spelling that reader can't understand what student has written.
Sentences contain multiple grammatical errors, and incorrect uses of punctuation and/or spelling, causing reader to have a hard time following what student has written.
Letter has several grammatical, punctuation and spelling errors, but can be followed and understood by reader.
Letter displays proper grammar, contains few errors in punctuation and spelling, and shows student's understanding and use of the conventional rules of writing.
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Organization
Letter does not have a logical order or sequence of information, which makes it almost impossible for reader to follow it.
Letter is very loosely ordered, and so the jumbled sequence of information presented makes it difficult for the reader to understand.
Letter has some questionable logic to its order, but is basically sequenced so the reader can follow it.
Letter is logically sequenced, and presented in an orderly way that the reader understands.
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Completeness
Letter is missing more than two of the requested pieces of information, and writing offers almost no detail.
Letter is missing one or two of the requested pieces of information, and only a few details.
Letter contains only the requested information, but offers no additional ideas or details.
Letter contains all the requested information, with student adding additional ideas and details to enrich the letter's content.
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Content Knowledge
Student understands neither the subject, its concepts, nor the requirements of a friendly letter, and so can't write one as needed.
Student has only a bit of comprehension of the subject and concepts involved, and so produces a basic letter with very little of the details or descriptions needed.
Student has a decent understanding of the subject, but only includes a small amount of detail and description of the elements that are needed in the letter.
Student has a thorough knowledge of the subject, evident in the letter through elaborate detail and description of elements such as objects, people, events and ideas.
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