Trading Card Rubric

Sep 2, 2026

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This document outlines a rubric for assessing trading cards, focusing on improvements in capitalization, punctuation, and spelling. The rubric categorizes cards based on the level of control over these elements, ranging from 'needs improvement' to 'shows excellent control.' It also evaluates the informativeness and detail of the card's content, assessing the quality of information provided from 'not informative' to 'informative and interesting.' Furthermore, the appearance and creativity of the card are judged, with criteria ranging from 'sloppy and rushed' to 'professional looking' and from 'lacks creativity' to 'excellent detail and creativity.' The rubric provides a structured approach to grading trading cards across multiple quality dimensions.

LanguageEnglish

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Pages7

Reading Time3 min

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Trading Card Rubric

Criteria

Capitalization, Punctuation, and Spelling
Information
Appearance
Detail and Creativity

FAQs

What are the main criteria for assessing a trading card using this rubric?

The rubric assesses trading cards based on capitalization, punctuation, and spelling; the informativeness of the content; the card's appearance; and its level of detail and creativity.

How does the rubric evaluate capitalization, punctuation, and spelling?

The rubric ranges from 'needs improvement' to 'shows excellent control,' indicating the quality of attention to these fundamental writing mechanics, with incremental improvements at each level.

What does the rubric suggest about the appearance and creativity of a trading card?

The rubric indicates that a high-scoring card should have a professional appearance and demonstrate excellent detail and creativity, moving beyond a 'sloppy and rushed' look with 'little detail and creativity'.

Sep 2, 2026

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