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What Peace Looks, Feels and Sounds Like

Poem - Rubric for an "I Am From Poem"

Students use sensory details to describe what peace looks, feels and sounds like.

Rubric Code: U8384W

By gberretta

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Subject: English

Type: Writing

Grade Levels: K-5

Poem
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Language Student has used detailed and creative lanuguage to create poem.	Poor Student uses minimal detail. Descriptions / ideas demonstrate little creativity.	Fair Student uses some detail. Descriptions / ideas demonstrate some attempt at creativity. There is no figurative language used.	Good Student uses good detail. Descriptions / ideas have demonstrate good attempt at creativity. Student demonstrates the use of vivid imagery.	Excellent Student uses excellent. Descriptions / ideas demonstrate excellent creativity. Student demonstrates the use of vivid imagery and attempts to use figurative language effectively.
Grammar Student shows evidence of editing work.	Poor Student writes with many errors. No evidence of editing.	Fair Student writes with no more than 4 errors.	Good Student writes with no more than three errors.	Excellent Student writes with one or two errors.
Neatness Student has presented a neat and visually appealing poem.	Poor Words are difficult to read. There has been little attempt at neatness.	Fair Fairly legible. Somewhat neat.	Good Legible. Student has made a decent effort to display poem neatly.	Excellent Legible. Student has taken time to deliver a pleasing presentation.
Self depiction Student has used language which accurately depicts his personality and interests.	Poor Little effort to choose language which reflects personality of chosen subject.	Fair Some effort to choose language which reflects personality of chosen subject.	Good Good effort to choose lanuguage which reflects subject's personality.	Excellent Excellent effort to choose language which reflects subject's personality.