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The six traits that will be used to grade a narrative paper are ideas and content, organization, voice, word choice, sentence fluency, and conventions. For each trait, clear criteria are provided, including having a clear topic, rich details, logical organization, consistent tone, well-chosen words, varied sentences, and proper spelling, grammar, and punctuation.
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Narrative Paper
- 1. Narrative Paper How will I be graded?
- 2. Six Traits The traits we will use in the rubric for our narrative paper are as follows.
- 4. Organization
- 5. Voice
- 6. Word Choice
- 8. Conventions
- 9. Ideas and Content Clear and focused topic Rich, relevant detail Has a purpose (a reason for being written) Reader wants to keep on reading.
- 10. Organization Setting is created from the beginning. The order of the paragraphs makes sense. Each idea flows to the next. Ends at an appropriate time.
- 11. Voice Consistent tone (mood). The writers honesty and passion comes through. The personality of the writer shows through in their writing. Writing is geared toward a specific audience.
- 12. Word Choice Words are well-chosen and powerful. Sensory details and imagery bring the reader into the moment. Words are so memorable that they create a picture in the readers mind.
- 13. Sentence Fluency Varied sentence beginnings. Varied sentence length. Sentences flow well.
- 14. Conventions Free from major spelling and grammar errors. Commas are used correctly.** Dialogue is used correctly.** Ready to publish!!