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My Book of Poetry 
Students are creating a book of poetry.
Rubric Code: Z97B6
By andreat
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Subject: English  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Required Poems

Poor

Missing three or more of the poems
Fair

missing one or two poems
Good

All poems are included
Criteria

Poor

Sections not highlighted and poems or labels not included
Fair

One type of poem missing or sections not highlighted, or labels not included
Good

All types of poems are included, appropriate sections are highlighted, and all poems are labeled propperly
Self-written poems

Poor

Three or more poems are written incorectly.
Fair

One or two poems are written incorrectly but most are correct.
Good

Each poem is written correctly. Follows all of the requirements for that poem.
Cover

Poor

Cover is missing or completely blank.
Fair

Cover is present but missing information or has nothing else on it except for the name and title.
Good

Cover is creative and includes a title and name of student




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