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Poetry Assignment 
Students will provide samples of their own poetry and compare song lyrics to a poem of their choice. Students must write a one page reflection on why we write and study poetry. Students must look at the figurative meaning of a chosen poem. A title page must reflect a knowledge and understanding of poetry and poetic terms.
Rubric Code: T29C32
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Subject: English  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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  Poor

2 pts

Fair

3 pts

Good

4 pts

Incomplete

0 pts

#1 student poems

Poor

Student submits one free verse poem and one poem with a rhyme scheme.
Writing is not effective and is not interesting to the reader.
Fair

Student submits one descriptive poem using free verse.
Student submits one poem that effectively uses rhyme scheme.
Writing attempts to use ideas, vocabulary to interest the reader.
Good

Student submits one descriptive poem using free verse.
Student submits one poem that effectively uses rhyme scheme.
Writing uses a variety of ideas, vocabulary to interest the reader.
Incomplete

One or both poems are not submitted.
#2 song lyrics/poem

Poor

Does not cover similarities between the song lyrics and poem.

Wrote few ideas about the relationship in terms of theme, tone, vocabulary, and time period.
Fair

Must cover similarities in the two pieces.

Wrote some ideas about the relationship in terms of theme, tone, vocabulary, and time period.
Good

Clearly covers similarities.

Wrote many ideas about the relationship in terms of theme, tone, vocabulary, and time period.
Incomplete

song lyrics and/or poem is not submitted
#3 reflection

Poor

Does not completely answer the question "why do people write and study poetry?"

Uses few ideas studied.
Fair

Uses several ideas studied to answer the question "why do people write and study poetry?"
Good

Uses many ideas studied to clearly answer the question "why do people write and study poetry?"
Incomplete

Reflection is not submitted.
#4 figurative meaning

Poor

Interpretation is attempted, but little to no proof is used from the text to support opinion.
Fair

Interpretes the figurative meaning of the poem. Some proof from the text is used to help support their ideas.
Good

Clearly interpretes the figurative meaning of the selected poem. Uses proof from the text to support their ideas.
Incomplete

Poem and an interpretation are not submitted.
#5 title page

Poor

Title page is messy and/or ineffective in reflecting a knowledge of poetry and poetic terms.
Fair

Title page is neat. It reflects some knowledge of poetry and poetic terms.
Good

Title page is neat and creative. It clearly reflects an understanding of poetry and poetic terms.
Incomplete

Title page is not included.



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