Google Doc Link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1P9j5gvUBmbpxLQx-hlo7i6BhUZZHzJor6Ojj7S5iieU/edit?usp=sharing
Due: Monday, April 29, 2013
Level 1
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Level 2
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Level 3
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Level 4
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/4
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Headline
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Article is missing
headline.
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Article has a headline that
does not describe the content.
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Article has a headline that
accurately describes the content.
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Article has a headline that
captures the reader's attention and accurately describes the content.
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Supporting Details
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The article’s details are
neither clear nor related to the topic.
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Most details in the article
are clear. Article does not focus on the topic well.
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The details in the article
are clear but need to be developed more. Some details may not fit in with the
topic.
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The details in the article
are clear and supportive of the topic.
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5 W’s :Who, What, Where, When and How
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The article is missing 3 or
more of the 5 W's.
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The article is missing 2 of
the 5 W's.
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The article is missing one
of the 5 W's.
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Article exceptionally
addresses the 5 W's (who, what, when, where and how).
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Lead (Sentence)
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There is no clear lead
sentence in the article.
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Lead sentence is not
clearly connected to the article.
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Lead sentence tells most
important details.
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Lead sentence grabs the
reader's attention and focuses the reader on the topic.
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Spelling and Grammar
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Several spelling or grammar
errors.
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No more than 3 spelling or
grammar errors.
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No more than a couple of
spelling or grammar errors.
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No spelling or grammar
errors.
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Point of View
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Only one point of view is
presented.
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1 point of view is not
presented.
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All 3 points are unbiased
and clearly presented.
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All 3 points of view are
unbiased and exceptionally presented.
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Assessed by: Teacher Peer Self
NOTES:
Newspaper Article Success Criteria
Due: Monday, April 29, 2013
Headline
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expresses the main idea of the story
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uses direct and dramatic action verbs and nouns
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captures the audience’s attention
Supporting Details
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clearly written
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all details
relate to the topic
5 W’s :Who, What, Where, When and How
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who: all 3
important characters are included
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what: the
conflict is presented and include specific details
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when: April 15,
2013
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where: Aritzia
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how: why did it
happen
Lead (Sentence)
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gives the most important information
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“hooks” the reader’s attention
Spelling and Grammar
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Have I checked my
spelling?
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Have I checked my
capitalization?
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Are my tenses
consistent and proper?
Point of View
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all 3 points of view are presented
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points of view are factual and
unbiased
Check to see if your article
includes all of these things to achieve a Level 3. A Level 4 achievement level
goes above and beyond these expectations.
Good luck!
Miss Ali J
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