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I was trying to show my rubric, but my Snip It Tool is gone and my computer is bugging. I am scheduled to get a new one, so I can't share it. However, it would show all of the criteria I would use when creating a rubric. I love this tool and the kids like knowing what is expected of them.

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I plan to have students work on this the first week of school to help me get to know faces and preferences (and have songs to play during work time). They'll use Mote to add explanatory comments.

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We constructed a simple rubric for the daily points that the students at SOAR Academy can earn towards their program progression.

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I created a rubric in Google Classroom for an oral presentation.  I like that the rubric is saved and we can easily reuse it.

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I created a rubric in Google Classroom for an oral presentation.  I like that the rubric is saved and we can easily reuse it.

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ACT Rubric to copy and import for your own use.

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English I CP First Day of High School Mini-Biography

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English I CP First Day of High School Mini-Biography

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Excellent: 3 Points: Your paragraph must be a minimum of five complete sentences, have no spelling or grammar errors, and contain at least three facts about yourself.
Average: 2 Points: Your paragraph has three or four sentences, has minimal spelling and grammar errors, and contains one or two facts about yourself.
Needs Improvement: 1 Point: Your paragraph has one or two sentences, has several spelling or grammar errors, and has no facts about yourself.
3=100% 2=87% 1=60%

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I love the capability to have guided reading for students with MOTE. Being able to customize lessons for students and scaffolding for certain students or groups will be extremely useful for my lower level readers.

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Adapted the AP English Literature Q1 Poetry FRQ Rubric to Google by copying and pasting criteria into the boxes. Other than populating the rubric backwards, seems useful!

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I created a rubric in Google Classroom for a TDA essay. I like that the rubric tool is there to create an original within Google Classroom, use a saved Google Classroom rubric, or upload a rubric from your Drive. 

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I created a rubric in Google Classroom for a TDA essay. I like that the rubric tool is there to create an original within Google Classroom, use a saved Google Classroom rubric, or upload a rubric from your Drive. 

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I added Mote comments throughout, and I am working on copying and pasting this information into a Google Rubric from this Google Doc now.

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How To Project Video Presentation Rubric

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Part of Persuasive Speech Rubric exported to google sheets

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Part of Persuasive Speech Rubric exported to google sheets

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For each writing domain, I filled in the rubric on Google Classroom assignments with criteria from the ACT scoring guide rubric present on the curriculum documents. This was the rubric that was used to evaluate any submissions that were in that writing domain. That along with 3-5 comments per paper (with the student option to revise and resubmit their work) seemed to do a decent job at improving their writing.

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For each writing domain, I filled in the rubric on Google Classroom assignments with criteria from the ACT scoring guide rubric present on the curriculum documents. This was the rubric that was used to evaluate any submissions that were in that writing domain. That along with 3-5 comments per paper (with the student option to revise and resubmit their work) seemed to do a decent job at improving their writing.

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Project to emulate the Canterbury Tales, developing a character, describing them (using direct/indirect characterization) in a "General Prologue" and "Character Prologue," then create or modify a tale that includes themes relevant to the character and that includes character commentary.