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ODE Rubric 
ODE Rubric
Students write an ode in praise of any character of their choice from Greek mythology. Poems not only must convey the traits of their character with evidence from the stories, but must include the use of figurative language - simile, metaphor and personification.
Rubric Code: XXXAX7C
By amy106
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Subject: English  
Type: Assignment  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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  Clear Evidence

5 pts

Partial Evidence

4 pts

No Evidence

3 pts

SCORE

2 pts

Praise

Poem praises some character within Greek mythology
Clear Evidence

Student expresses praise for one subject and the subject is clearly defined. There is a clear theme that keeps the poem on track.
Partial Evidence

One subject is stated but not well developed. Theme is addressed but poem loses focus and is not constant in the poem
No Evidence

Subject is not expressed clearly. Theme is not present.
SCORE

Poem does not adhere to the general idea of an ode - poem of praise.
Evidence

States specific character traits about the character and uses evidence to support those traits
Clear Evidence

At least three character traits are listed and there is detailed evidence from the text to support those traits.
Partial Evidence

At least two character traits are listed and the evidence is detailed
No Evidence

At least one character trait is listed and evidence is detailed.
SCORE

Either no traits are listed or no evidence is provided to support traits the writer included.
Figurative Language

Makes use of simile, metaphor and personification within the poem
Clear Evidence

There are three or more examples of Figurative Language including Metaphors, Similes, Imagery, Symbols, descriptive words etc.
Partial Evidence

Only two elements of Figurative Language is evident.
No Evidence

There is only one element of Figurative Language.
SCORE

No figurative language is used in the poem.
Conventions

Poem has at least 2 stanzas, ideas are well organized and adheres to standards of written English in terms of spelling and grammar.
Clear Evidence

Poem is more than 2 stanzas. Ideas are clearly articulated organized into stanzas. There are no spelling mistakes.
Partial Evidence

Poem is 2 stanzas. The ideas are organized, but could be more clearly articulated. There are no spelling mistakes.
No Evidence

Poem is 2 stanzas, but the ideas are not clearly organized or articulated. There are some spelling mistakes.
SCORE

Poem is only one stanza. Ideas could be more clearly articulated. There are some spelling mistakes.




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