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2-Worder Poem 5 Senses Poem In a 2-Worder Poem each line of the poem consists of only two words. The two words describe the topic of the poem. Rubric Code: G23BB64 By dawnascott Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: K-5

2-Worder Poem Create a poem that describes your favorite animal. Be sure to follow the example provided. Remember to include detail.
	Excellent 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Developing 2 pts	Needs Improvement 1 pts
2-Worder Poem Each line of the poem consists of only two words. The two words describe the topic of the poem.	Excellent The poem consist of 5 lines. Each line has only 2 words. The words chosen describe the topic.	Good The poem consist of 5 lines. Each line has only 2 words. The words chosen describe the topic, but the ideas get repetitive.	Developing The poem consist of 4 or fewer lines. Each line has only 2 words. The words chosen describe the topic.	Needs Improvement The poem consist of 4 or fewer lines. Each line has only 2 words. The words chosen do not describe the topic.
Word Choice Lines should be filled with details/words that are descriptive for the reader.	Excellent It is clear that the student put deep thought into creating lines with descriptive details/words to describe the topic.	Good It is clear that the student put effort into creating lines with descriptive details/words to describe the topic.	Developing Majority of the lines include some descriptive details/words, but overall the examples are lacking.	Needs Improvement The lines lack descriptive details/words to describe the topic.
Line Mechanics Appropriate capitalization, punctuation, and spelling should be used in each line.	Excellent Lines have correct spelling and mechanics.	Good Lines have few mistakes with spelling or mechanics mechanics.	Developing Lines have few mistakes with spelling and mechanics.	Needs Improvement Lines have multiple mistakes with spelling and mechanics.
Handwriting Handwriting should be neat and legible.	Excellent Handwriting is neat and legible.	Good Handwriting is mostly neat and legible.	Developing Handwriting is difficult to read but legible.	Needs Improvement Handwriting is difficult to read and not legible.