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Illustrated Poetry Book
Illustrated Poems
This book includes at least 4 different poems each with an illustration. The student will choose one poem for the teacher to grade for the student's understanding of poetry (row 1 of rubric)
Rubric Code:
JX94WB5
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cnichols910
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Subject:
English
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
6-8
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Illustrated Poems
Wow
5 pts
You've Got It
3 pts
Making Progress
2 pts
Not Yet
1 pts
Understanding of Poetry in Own Word
Wow
I accurately wrote each part of my own poem based off of the mentor poem and used an order that is logical and conveys emotion
You've Got It
I accurately wrote most parts of my own poem based off of the mentor poem and used an order that is logical and conveys emotion
Making Progress
I wrote most of the poem based on a mentor text in the correct order.
Not Yet
I wrote some of the poem based on a mentor text.
Images
Wow
My illustrations represent the words in the poem and include details that are not stated in the words.
You've Got It
My illustrations represent the words in the poem.
Making Progress
My illustrations partially represent the words in the poem.
Not Yet
My illustrations do not represent the words in the poem.
Structure
Wow
I had a more than 4 pages to my illustrated poem book and the sections of the poem that I put together had something to do with each other.
You've Got It
I had 4 pages to my illustrated poem book and the sections of the poem that I put together had something to do with each other.
Making Progress
I had less than 4 pages to my illustrated poem book, and most of the sections of the poem that I put together had something to do with each other.
Not Yet
I had less than 4 pages to my illustrated poem book, and most of the sections of the poem that I put together did not have something to do with each other.
Presentation
Wow
I was able to read my poem out loud to the class. I spoke loud enough and clearly enough for everyone to hear me. I was familiar with the poem and needed very little help reading it out loud.
You've Got It
I was able to read my poem out loud to the class. I was not consistent with my voice volume and people had a hard time hearing me. I was familiar with the poem and needed very little help reading it out loud.
Making Progress
I was able to read my poem out loud to the class. I was not consistent with my voice volume and people had a hard time hearing me. I struggled with a lot of the words and needed a lot of help to get through it.
Not Yet
I could not read it out loud. I did not know any of the words.
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