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Write a Poem 
Students will write a poem from the point of view of the story they read Poem will reflect the student's thoughts and feelings and will contain the correct format. Students will then draw a picture to depict the poem.
Rubric Code: E248922
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Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: (none)

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  Exceptional

15 pts

Complete

12 pts

Incomplete

8 pts

Re do

5 pts

Character

Exceptional

Poem is written from the point of view of the specified character.
Complete

Poem is written from the point of view of the specified character. There may be a few minor errors.
Incomplete

Poem has sections where the format is followed, but there are many mistakes.
Re do

Poem does not use the assigned format.
Poem expresses writer's feelings

Exceptional

Entire poem shows reflection and expression of feelings on the part of the writer. It gives real insight into the writer's character.
Complete

Poem shows some evidence of the author's feelings and reflections. Parts of the poem may be shallow, but most of the poem expresses some depth and insight.
Incomplete

Poem is basic and shows very little reflection. The poet's feelings are not revealed.
Re do

Poem shows almost no thought on the part of the writer.
Poem is neatly written

Exceptional

Poem is neatly written, with few mistakes. Spelling, grammar, and format are, for the most part, correct.
Complete

Poem is neatly written, but the are several mistakes in spelling, grammar and/or format. Mistakes do not detract from meaning.
Incomplete

Poem is neat, but spelling, grammar and format errors make it difficult to read.
Re do

Poem is not neatly written .
Drawing

Exceptional

Drawing depicts what is stated throughout the poem
Complete

Drawing somewhat depicts what is stated throughout the poem
Incomplete

Drawing does not necessarily depicts what is stated in the poem but an understanding of the concept is shown.
Re do

Drawing does not depict what is stated in the poem, clearly students do not understand.




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