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Narrative Writing Assessment Rubric

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Narrative Writing Assessment Rubric

Student writing a story

📖 Australian Curriculum Links

AC9E3LY07: Plan, create, edit and publish imaginative, informative and persuasive written and multimodal texts

AC9E3LE03: Discuss how language is used to describe the settings in texts

AC9E3LE04: Discuss the nature of conflicts in narratives and how characters can face and overcome challenges

✨ Story Elements Assessment

1. Title - Does my story have a good title?

1 - No title or very confusing

2 - Title doesn't match my story

3 - Simple title that matches

4 - Good title that tells about my story

5 - Amazing title that makes people want to read!

2. Characters - Who is in my story and what are they like?

1 - No clear characters

2 - One character with no description

3 - Characters with simple descriptions

4 - Interesting characters with good descriptions

5 - Amazing characters that feel real!

3. Setting - Where and when does my story happen?

1 - No clear setting

2 - Basic place mentioned

3 - Clear place and time

4 - Detailed setting that helps the story

5 - Rich setting that makes me feel like I'm there!

4. Beginning (Rising Action) - How does my story start?

1 - Confusing start

2 - Simple start

3 - Good start that introduces the story

4 - Engaging start that builds excitement

5 - Fantastic start that hooks the reader!

🎯 Story Structure Assessment

5. Middle (Climax) - What is the most exciting or important part?

1 - No clear exciting part

2 - Something happens but not very exciting

3 - Clear main event in the story

4 - Exciting main event that keeps readers interested

5 - Thrilling climax that is the best part!

6. Problem Solving (Falling Action) - How do characters try to solve problems?

1 - No clear problem or solution attempt

2 - Simple problem with basic solution try

3 - Clear problem and solution attempt

4 - Good problem with clever solution planning

5 - Excellent problem with creative solution attempts!

7. Ending (Resolution) - How does my story finish?

1 - Story just stops or confusing ending

2 - Simple ending

3 - Clear ending that wraps up the story

4 - Satisfying ending that solves the problem well

5 - Perfect ending that makes the story complete!

8. What is one thing you did really well in your story?
9. What is one thing you want to improve next time?

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