iRubric: Lyric Poetry: Haiku rubric

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Lyric Poetry: Haiku Lyric Poetry: Haiku Students will create an original Haiku based on their knowledge of poetry and the Haiku formula. Rubric Code: EXXCBC2 By jessicahackett Draft Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: (none)

Haiku
	Far Below the Standards 4 pts	Approaching the Standards 6 pts	Meeting the Standards 8 pts	Far Above the Standards 10 pts
Graphic Organizer/Homework	Far Below the Standards Graphic organizer?HW is not present or is not filled out correctly.	Approaching the Standards Only one to two components of the HW is filled out. Or, boxes are filled out but do not describe how the topic affects their senses.	Meeting the Standards three to four of six boxes are filled out. Most of them contain sentences on how the topic affects their senses	Far Above the Standards five to six of six boxes are filled out and fully describe how their topic affects their senses.
Sentences re-written	Far Below the Standards No sentences have been re-written on the back of the handout to create a free verse poem.	Approaching the Standards One to two sentences have been re-written to create a free verse poem.	Meeting the Standards Three to four sentences have been re-written to create a free verse poem	Far Above the Standards Five to six sentences have been re-written to create a free verse poem.
Figurative Language	Far Below the Standards No figurative language, such as similes and metaphors, have been used in the poem.	Approaching the Standards One to two examples of figurative language, such as similes and metaphors, have been used in the poem.	Meeting the Standards Three to four examples of figurative language, such as simile and metaphor, have been used in the poem.	Far Above the Standards Five to six examples of figurative language, such as simile and metaphor, have been used in the poem.
Final Draft	Far Below the Standards A neat, clean, final piece has not been handed in, or is illegible and sloppy.	Approaching the Standards A neat, clean, final draft has been handed in, but there are more than three mechanical errors.	Meeting the Standards A neat clean, final draft has been handed in. There are less than three mechanical errors.	Far Above the Standards A neat, clean, final draft has been handed in and there are no mechanical errors.