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Rubrics for Grades 6-12

Teacher at Desk  These useful and organized rubrics will allow both you and your students to evaluate student work successfully. For grades 6 through 12.

This blank grid will make it easy for you to create rubrics. This printable is customizable. Tailor the PDF to your needs by typing in the highlighted fields before printing.

Use this checklist to organize, revise, and proofread a comparison/contrast essay.

Share an article that outlines ways to vary rubrics depending on the assignment.

This rubric will help students learn to elaborate sufficiently in their writing to support their primary objective.

Analyze your student's fiction-writing with this organizational rubric.

A list of general keys to grading your students' writing.

A brief description of the purpose of rubrics, as well as how to use and grade them.

Distribute an article that describes how to use two different kinds of persuasive essay rubrics.

An explanation on how to properly use a structure rubric.

A checklist to assess the reading level of your students.

Distribute a rubric that instructs on how to write a narrative essay, focusing on the introduction and conclusion.

Use this narrative vignette rubric to help students with the editing and revising of their stories.

Distribute a rubric that will evaluate a student's note taking skills during an assigned project.

Evaluate oral presentations using this rubric.

Distribute a rubric that focuses on how to write a successful persuasive essay. Click here for Persuasive Essay Rubric II.

Distribute a rubric that concentrates on the organization and mechanics of a persuasive essay.

Use this rubric to evaluate poster projects.

Use this rubric to support and instruct your students throughout the various stages of a presentation project.

This revision checklist is for students to complete after a writing assignment.

Complete this form during a science demonstration to organize your thoughts.

This rubric will help students gain control of sentence structure in their writing.

Use this short story rubric to revise and edit creative writing.

Students can use this checklist to assess their competency with literacy/study skills.

This guide will assist your students in organizing their thoughts before starting an assigned project.

Use this checklist to assess a student's competency within literacy/study skills.

Evaluate students' participation and productivity within a group activity. This printable provides an excellent place to inform students of how one person's work in the group can affect all members.

Distribute a rubric that focuses on assessing persuasive and descriptive writing, as well as mechanics.

Use this chart to record the progress of your students' writing throughout the year. This printable is customizable. Tailor the PDF to your teaching needs by typing in the highlighted fields before printing.

 

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