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Alliteration, Assonance and Consonance Poem
Alliteration Poem
Students will demonstrate how author's use of language contributes to a poem.
Rubric Code:
LX74475
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pafaini
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Subject:
English
Type:
Assignment
Grade Levels:
K-5
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Acrostic Poem using A, A & C
Below expectation
1 pts
Minimal expectation met
3 pts
Exceeded expectation
5 pts
Acrostic topic
Below expectation
Student did not follow the structure given. The title of the poem and the topic are not the same. The topic word is 3-4 letters.
Minimal expectation met
The topic and title are the same, but poem does not stick to one topic. Or the topic word is 5 letters or less.
Exceeded expectation
The topic and title are the same, and the poem sticks to one topic. The topic word is over 5 letters long.
Alliteration
Below expectation
Only 1 examples of alliteration are used.
Minimal expectation met
Two examples of alliteration are used, but the alliteration is nonsensical.
Exceeded expectation
Three or more examples of alliteration are used, and they make sense.
Assonance
Below expectation
No examples of assonance are present.
Minimal expectation met
An example of of assonance is used. Vowel sounds are clearly heard in a reading.
Exceeded expectation
Two examples of assonance are used. Vowel sounds are clearly heard in a reading.
Consonance
Below expectation
No examples of consonance are present.
Minimal expectation met
An example of consonance is used and is easy to identify.
Exceeded expectation
Two examples of consonance are used and are easy to identify.
Grammar and Punctuation
Below expectation
Capital letters and punctuation are not used, or used incorrectly.
Minimal expectation met
There are less than 2 errors in punctuation and capitalization.
Exceeded expectation
There are not errors in capitalization and punctuation.
Rough draft approved
Below expectation
The rough draft was not approved by Ms. Faini.
Minimal expectation met
Exceeded expectation
The rough draft has been discussed in conference and is approved by Ms. Faini.
Keywords:
poem, alliteration, assonance, consonance
Subjects:
English
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