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Writing Free Verse Poetry-using Prepositions Writing Free Verse Poetry-using Prepositions Students will write a free verse poem using prepositional phrases. The poem will be neatly written in correct format.processor. Rubric Code: WX4C6X9 By April1215 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Foreign Languages Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

Writing a Prepositional Poem
	Unsatisfactory 1 pts	Needs Improvement 2 pts	Satisfactory 3 pts	Well Done 4 pts
Poem written in correct format	Unsatisfactory Poem does not use the assigned format.	Needs Improvement Poem has sections where the format is followed, but there are many mistakes.	Satisfactory Poem follows the proper format for the most part. There may be a few minor errors.	Well Done Poem follows the preposition poem form completely.
Poem uses prepositional phrases	Unsatisfactory No prepositional phrases used the the poem.	Needs Improvement A few attempts at prepositional phrases, but they do not express intended meaning for the reader.	Satisfactory Several instances of prepositional phrases that add to the meaning of the poem.	Well Done Many uses of prepositional phrases that lend style to the poem and make the reader understand the intended meaning.
Uses voc relevant to location	Unsatisfactory Poem uses no variety of location vocabulary.	Needs Improvement Poem uses some variety of location vocabulary.	Satisfactory Poem uses a variety of location vocabulary.	Well Done Poem uses a wide variety of vocabulary.
Poem is neatly written	Unsatisfactory Poem is not neatly written.	Needs Improvement Poem is neatly written, but spelling, grammar and format errors make it difficult to read.	Satisfactory Poem is neatly written, but the are several mistakes in spelling, grammar and/or format. Mistakes do not detract from meaning.	Well Done Poem is neatly written, with few mistakes. Spelling, grammar, and format are, for the most part, correct.