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Historic Faux Journal Essay 
Write a journal entry as a character from Song of the Trees, or as a contributor to Children of the Great Depression. Relate your experience of this period in history. Use figurative language, vocabulary, and descriptive language to share an experience and its accompanying emotion. Be creative.
Rubric Code: C558BW
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Subject: Education  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: K-5

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  Target

4 pts

Good

2 pts

Poor

0 pts

Topic

Target

The length of the entry was met and the writing focuses on the setting and what the character may be thinking or feeling. It is written in the first person narrative form and includes several details from this historic period.
Good

The length of the entry was not quite met, and the writing did not focus on the setting or what the character might be thinking. Two historic details are included.
Poor

The length of the entry was not met and the writing did not relate the setting or emotions of the character.
Characterization

Target

The writing in the journal 'shows' who this character is and what she is experiencing through excellent use of figurative language.
Good

The writing uses some descriptive words, but fails to use at least 2 applications of figurative language.
Poor

The writing was not descriptive.
Vocabulary

Target

The writing in the journal included two or more vocabulary words from lesson.
Good

The writing in the journal included one vocabulary word from lesson.
Poor

The writing in the journal did not include any vocabulary from lesson.





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