iRubric: Figurative Language rubric

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Figurative Language Figurative Language Students must create a book/flipbook on figurative language (idioms, similes, onomotopeia, metaphors, etc). Flipbooks must contain type of figurative language, definitions of each type of language, examples, and an accurate illustration of each. Rubric Code: MXXB3WB By Gallo12 Draft Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Assessment Grade Levels: K-5

Figurative Language Book
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Type of figurative language	Poor Used 1 type of figurative language	Fair Used 2 types of figurative language	Good Used 3 types of figurative language	Excellent Used 4 or more types of figurative launguage
Definition	Poor No definition	Fair Definition is not accurate	Good Definition is accurate	Excellent All definitions are accurate and in their own words
Example	Poor No example	Fair Some examples does not accurately depict type of figurative language	Good Most examples does accurately depict type of figurative language	Excellent All examples does accurately depict type of figurative language
Illustration	Poor No illustration	Fair Some Illustration does not accurately depict example	Good Most Illustration does accurately depict example	Excellent All illustrations accurately descirbe the literary element.
Neatness & Creativity	Poor Very messy, many spelling and grammatical errors, unable to read.	Fair Some mistakes in spelling and grammar. Some illustrations are colorful and neat.	Good A few mistakes in spelling and grammar but understandable. Most illustrations are neat and colorful.	Excellent No errors in spelling or grammar. All illustrations are neat and colorful.