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Stereotypes Busted Poem Simile Poem Rubric Students will create a poem that dispels commonly held stereotypes about themselves. Rubric Code: KX9A935 By pafaini Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: K-5

Just Because Poem
	Below expectation 0 pts	Met basic expectations 3 pts	Excellent work 5 pts
Pre- Writing Process	Below expectation The brainstorm sheet is not completed.	Met basic expectations The brainstorm sheet is partially filled out or the brainstorm sheet is filled out, but the ideas are not used in the poem.	Excellent work The brainstorm sheet is completed and the rough draft uses ideas from the brainstorm sheet.
Rough draft	Below expectation The rough draft is not turned in.	Met basic expectations The rough draft is turned in with the poem, but is not complete. Or the rough draft is complete, but was filled in after the final was typed.	Excellent work The rough draft was completed and approved before the final draft was typed.
Knowledge of stereotypes	Below expectation Three distinct stereotypes are not not used.	Met basic expectations At least three distinct stereotypes are used.	Excellent work Four distinct stereotypes are used.
Spelling and grammar	Below expectation There are many spelling errors, or there are many mistakes with capitalization and punctuation. Poem is less than 15 lines long.	Met basic expectations The poem has 1-2 spelling mistakes and there may be a mistake with capitalization and punctuation. Poem is 15 lines long.	Excellent work There are no spelling or grammatical errors. Poem is 20 lines.
Connections	Below expectation The poet has not written the poem about themselves and no connection seems to exist between the poem and the poet.	Met basic expectations The poet does not quite depict common stereotypes, or does not define their unique characteristics.	Excellent work The poet makes connections to common stereotypes and dispels those stereotypes, while defining their unique characteristics.