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Figurative Language Booklet Figurative Language Booklet Book created for next year's Foreign Exchange Students describing each of the 8 forms of figurative language we learned about this school year. Rubric Code: PCC66C By garcia_cheryl Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Reading Grade Levels: 6-8

Figurative Language Book
	Advanced 3 pts	Proficient 2 pts	Below Basic 1 pts
Eight Forms of Figurative Language	Advanced Book contains at least one page for each of the 8 types of figurative language we learned about.	Proficient Book contains at least one page for 6-7 of the 8 types of figurative language we learned about.	Below Basic Book contains at least one page for 4-5 of the 8 types of figurative language we learned about.
Definition of Language	Advanced Book contains a definition for all 8types of figurative language.	Proficient Book contains a definition for 6-8 types of figurative language.	Below Basic Book contains a definition for 5 or less types of figurative language.
Example of Language	Advanced Book contains an example for all 8 types of figurative language.	Proficient Book contains an example for 6-7 types of figurative language.	Below Basic Book contains an example for 5 or less types of figurative language.
Picture of Language	Advanced Book contains a detailed and colorful picture for all 8 types of figurative language. Includes an attractive cover with title.	Proficient Book contains a detailed and colorful picture for 6-7 types of figurative language. Includes an appealing cover and title.	Below Basic Book contains a detailed and colorful picture for 5 or less types of figurative language. Pictures are present, just not colored. Title or neat cover, may or may not be present.
Spelling and Conventions	Advanced Handwriting is neat, and the text contains correct capitalization, organization, punctuation and spelling.	Proficient Handwriting is neat, and the text contains no more than 3 errors in capitalization, organization, punctuation and spelling.	Below Basic Handwriting is messy and illegible, and/or the book contains 4 or more errors in capitalization.