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Crash, Bang Boom - Onomatopoeia Poems 
Students will write an Onomatopoeia Poem.
Rubric Code: A54X23
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Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: K-5

Powered by iRubric Onomatopoeia Poem
  Poor

1 pts

Fair

3 pts

Excellent

5 pts

Comparison

Poor

Did not use sound words to create a creative onomatopoeia poem. There is little evidence of creativity or effort.
Fair

The onomatopoeia poem is fairly creative and creates little visualization using figurative language.
Excellent

The onomatopoeia poem is creative and creates visualization using sounds. There was a lot of effort put into this.
Spelling

Poor

There are three or more errors in the final copy.
Fair

There is one/two spelling errors in final copy.
Excellent

There are no spelling errors in the final copy
Neatness

Poor

The final copy is not neat and does not use correct capitalization and punctuation. The writing is not legible.
Fair

The final copy is fairly neat using almost all correct capitalization and punctuation. The writing is fairly legible.
Excellent

The final copy is neat using correct capitalization and punctuation. The writing is legible.




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