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Extended Metaphor: America
Step Up To Writing: The Cat and the Bird: Narrative Writing
Student will write an extendecd meatapor describing the United Sates of America. The metaphor will be developed utilyzing the PES writing strategy and then displayed using Prezi for presentation.
Rubric Code:
B75365
By
geoteach
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Subject:
English
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
(none)
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PEA
Extended Metaphor: America
Exceeding Standards
Total Points:
4 pts
Meeting Standards
Total Points:
3 pts
Progressing Towards Standards
Total Points:
2 pts
Does Not Meet Standards
Total Points:
1 pts
Point
Exceeding Standards
Student starts with a strong point which clearly identifies their extended metaphor. Point captures readers attention making them want to read more.
Meeting Standards
Student starts with a strong point which clearly identifies their extended metaphor.
Progressing Towards Standards
Student starts with a strong point which attempts to identify their extended metaphor.
Does Not Meet Standards
Student fails to start with a strong point and does not attempt to identify their extended metaphor.
Evidence
Exceeding Standards
Students has 3 main pieces of evidence which clearly establish their metaphors conection to the United Sates and includes at least 3 high level adjectives or adverbs, strong verbs or abstract nouns.
Meeting Standards
Students has 3 main pieces of evidence which establish their metaphors conection to the United Sates and includes at least 1 or 2 high level adjectives or adverbs, strong verbs or abstract nouns.
Progressing Towards Standards
Students has 3 main pieces of evidence which attempt to establish their metaphors conection to the United Sates.
Does Not Meet Standards
Student fails to make any connection.
Elaboration
Exceeding Standards
Students has 3 elaborations which vividly expand their main pieces of evidence and includes at least 3 high level adjectives or adverbs, strong verbs or abstract nouns.
Meeting Standards
Students has 3 elaborations which expand their main pieces of evidence and includes at least 1 or 2 high level adjectives or adverbs, strong verbs or abstract nouns.
Progressing Towards Standards
Students has 3 elaborations which attempt to expand their main pieces of evidence.
Does Not Meet Standards
Students elaborations fail to expand their main pieces of evidence.
So What
Exceeding Standards
Students writes a conclusion that each include at least 3 high level adjectives or adverbs, strong verbs or abstract nouns. The conclusion leaves the reader with an elaborate visual image of the extended meatphor.
Meeting Standards
Students writes a conclusion that each include at least 1 or 2 high level adjectives or adverbs, strong verbs or abstract nouns. The conclusion leaves the reader with an elaborate visual image of the extended meatphor.
Progressing Towards Standards
Students writes a conclusion. The climax leaves the reader anticipating the resolution which somewhat ties up all the loose ends.
Does Not Meet Standards
Conclusion fails to achieve identified purpose.
Prezi
Exceeding Standards
Student has 1 Prezi slide for each element of the extended metaphor. Each slide has a picture that coordinates with that element. The components such as color, sound, background do not overpower the presented information.
Meeting Standards
Student has 1 Prezi slide for each element of the extended metaphor. Each slide has a picture that coordinates with that element. The majority of the components such as color, sound, background do not overpower the presented information.
Progressing Towards Standards
Most slides have a picture that coordinates with that extended metaphor.
Does Not Meet Standards
Student has an incomplete Prezi.
Keywords:
Language Arts
Subjects:
English
History
Types:
Presentation
Writing
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