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Poetry Books 
Students will create a poetry book using assigned poems. The book will consist of five student created poems, one favorite poem, and a student reflection and critique page.
Rubric Code: X78XBX
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Subject: English  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: (none)

Powered by iRubric Poetry Book
  Not Attempted

0 pts

Fair

5 pts

Good

8.33 pts

Illustrations

Not Attempted

Not Attempted
Fair

Most poems are illustrated and reflect the main idea.

Poems are illustrated but do not reflect the main idea.
Good

All poems are carefully and reflect the poems main idea.
Favorite Poem

Not Attempted

Not Attempted
Fair

Student Chose a favorite poem from another author but did not cite the author as well as title.
Good

Student Chose a favorite poem from another author and cited the author as well as title.
Reflection and Critique Page

Not Attempted

Not Attempted
Fair

Student wrote a reflection of work, but was not as meaningful as it should have been.

Student received four critiques, but did not write a reflection.

Student wrote a reflection, but did not attempt to get critiques
Good

Student wrote a thoughtful reflection of work as a whole. Student received four critiques.
Use of Table of Contents

Not Attempted

Not attempted

More than two poems are out of order.
Fair

Student used the table of contents to put poetry book in the correct order.

One or two books may be out of order.
Good

Student used the table of contents to put poetry book in the correct order.
Grammar Poem

Not Attempted

Not attempted
Fair

Student did follow all rules of the grammar poem.

The poem may not be five lines.
Good

Student followed all rules of the grammar poem. The poem is five lines.
Concrete

Not Attempted

Not attempted
Fair

The poem does not resemble the object described.

The words are not in the shape of an object.
Good

Student followed all rules of the concrete poem poem. The poem resembles the object described.
Limerick

Not Attempted

Not attempted
Fair

Student did followall rules of the limerick poem.

The poem may not be five lines.

The syllable pattern may not match.
Good

Student followed all rules of the limerick poem. The poem is five lines. The syllable pattern matched.
Creature Alliteration

Not Attempted

Not attempted
Fair

Student did not all rules of the creature alliteration poem.

The poem may not alliterate in every line.

The poem may be missing a line or more.
Good

Student followed all rules of the creature alliteration poem. The poem alliterates in every line.
Dirt Poem

Not Attempted

Not attempted
Fair

Student did not follow all rules of the dirt poem.

Some lines may be missing from the poem.
Good

Student followed all rules of the dirt poem. Every line is in the poem.
Neatness

Not Attempted

Not attempted
Fair

Most poems are written in the students best handwriting or are typed.
Good

Student wrote the poems in best handwriting or the poems are typed.
Second Draft

Not Attempted

Not attempted
Fair

Student turned in most of the second drafts on white copy paper.
Good

Student turned in the second drafts on white copy paper.
Cover

Not Attempted

Not attempted
Fair

Student did not carefully designed the front cover of the poetry book, but did write a creative title.
Good

Student carefully designed the front cover of the poetry book, and wrote a creative title.




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