Writing Awards Score Chart
| Points | |
| Appropriate Title | Total 1 |
| Title |
| Grammar and Usage | Total 24 |
| Spelling | |
| Handwriting | |
| Punctuation | |
| Capitalization | |
| Appropriate Sentence Structure | |
| Acceptable Language Usage |
| Expression and Creativity | Total 33 |
| Interesting Word Choices (vocabulary) | |
| Lively Expressions (phrases and sentences) | |
| Convincing Ideas that Express the Writer's Point of View |
| Writing Process and Development of Ideas | Total 42 |
| The Beginning Identifies the Issue and Engages Reader's Attention | |
| The Idea of the Composition are in Logical Order | |
| The Composition Contains Effective Transitions That Help the Reader Move Smoothly From Idea to Idea | |
| The Composition Clearly Explains the Writer's Point of View | |
| The Writer Uses Enough Details and Examples to Explain His/Her Ideas Fully | |
| The Writing Style is Appropriate for the Audience | |
| The Composition Has a Definite Ending That Effectively Supports the Writer's Point of View | |
| Out Of 100 Possible Points, This Essay Received
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