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WrAP Operations must receive all paper/pencil materials for scoring by June 15th, 2016.  \n Features and Benefits  \n Provides teachers and administrators with a powerful and objective lens to examine students’ writing skills with an on-demand performance task that requires students to respond to an engaging prompt  \n Calls for well-organized and developed compositions that include multiple paragraphs and complex sentence structures  \n Engages students in the writing process with expectations and feedback leading to improvement as writers  \n Provides teachers with the language, processes, and expectations that will inform instruction with the goal of developing outstanding writers  \n Identifies and fosters conversations about the strengths and areas for improvement about student writing to inform curriculum improvement  \n Grade Levels Available  \nUnlike other instruments that provide only holistic scoring indices, WrAP is scored analytically. Developed in collaboration with our member schools and writing experts, WrAP is administered across five grade level bands, with higher performance expectations at each level.  \n Elementary (Grades 3 and 4)  \n Intermediate (Grades 5 and 6)  \n Middle (Grades 7 and 8)  \n Secondary (Grades 9 and 10)  \n College Preparatory (11 and 12)  \n Your WrAP Prompt Options  \nNon-Stimulus Prompts (English and Spanish): These prompts guide curriculum decisions, help plan writing instruction, and provide important feedback to administrators, teachers, students, and parents about student writing. Spanish prompts are selected based on a student’s grade level or level of proficiency. These prompts:  \n• Require students to complete an Extended Constructed-Response essay.  \n• Are scored against a published rubric that guides expectations for each writing trait.  \nStimulus-based Prompts align to the most current standards and are used to develop students’ critical analysis and writing skills. 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