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Acrostic History Poem Acrostic History Poem Poem is used to give important facts about the era of the War of 1812. Rubric Code: LA59A6 By Redmolo Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Social Sciences Type: Writing Grade Levels: 6-8

Acrostic History Poem
	Exceeds = 4 25 pts	Meets = 3 18 pts	Approaching =2 12 pts	Below = 1 6 pts	Not handed in 0 pts
Starter Word	Exceeds = 4 Word or phrase chosen was 10 letters or more and was very relevant to the chosen topic	Meets = 3 Word or phrase chosen was 7-10 letters and was very relevant to the chosen topic	Approaching =2 Word chosen was 5-7 letters and was relevant to the topic chosen.	Below = 1 Word chosen was less than 5 letters	Not handed in No word was chosen
Information chosen	Exceeds = 4 Information written was very relevant to the chosen topic. All words/ideas were factual and historically accurate.	Meets = 3 A majority of the information was relevant to the chosen topic. All words/ideas were factual and historically accurate.	Approaching =2 Some of the information was very relevant to the chosen topic. Most words/ideas were factual and historically accurate.	Below = 1 Much of the of the information was inaccurate.	Not handed in There is no writing
Spelling and Grammer	Exceeds = 4 No spelling and/or punctuation errors	Meets = 3 No more than one spelling and or/ punctuation error	Approaching =2 No more than three spelling and/or punctuation error	Below = 1 Several spelling and/or punctuation errors	Not handed in There is no writing
Presentation	Exceeds = 4 Poem is read to class with enthusiasm showing practice. Written copy is publishable, error free, and eye appealing.	Meets = 3 Poem is read to class showing practice. Written copy is publishable, nearly error free, and eye appealing.	Approaching =2 Poem is read to class but needed more practice. Written copy is publishable, nearly error free, and eye appealing.	Below = 1 Poem was not ready to be read and was less than publishable	Not handed in There is no writing