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Found Poem Composition Holocaust Poem Composition Choose a character for your poems point of view. Create a found poem by using words in only that character's dialogue. Rubric Code: NB7C26 By tiffanywarford Draft Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: 9-12

Character Found Poem
	Not Yet (N/A)	Making Progress (N/A)	Proficient (N/A)	Exemplary (N/A)
Descriptive Language	Not Yet Includes rhythm, but attempts to use figurative language, vivid words, and dialogue is limited.	Making Progress Includes rhythm, and attempts to use some figurative language (personification, similes and/or metaphors), some vivid word choice (colorful adjectives, action verbs)	Proficient Includes rhythm, uses some figurative language (personification, similes and/or metaphors), some vivid word choice (colorful adjectives, action verbs)	Exemplary Includes rhythm, uses figurative language (personification, similes and/or metaphors), vivid word choice (colorful adjectives, action verbs)
Organized - Transitions	Not Yet Broken into stanzas.	Making Progress Broken into stanzas and organzied in chronological order.	Proficient Broken into stanzas, organized in chronological order, and transitions are evident.	Exemplary Broken into stanzas, organized in chronological order, and transitions from stanza to stanza are smooth and clear.
Tone - Voice	Not Yet The tone of the poem is not conveyed and the narrator's voice is barely evident in the poem.	Making Progress The tone of the poem is conveyed minimally and the narrator's voice is evident in part of the poem.	Proficient The tone of the poem is somewhat lively and entergetic, and the narrator's voice is somewhat evident throughout the poem.	Exemplary The tone of the poem is lively and energetic, and the narrator's voice is clearly evident throughout the poem.
Narration & Fluency	Not Yet Does not contain a beginning, middle or end and/or does not flow smoothly.	Making Progress Contains a beginning, middle, and end but is not consistently smooth to read.	Proficient Contains a beginning, middle, and end and is fairly smooth and easy to read.	Exemplary Contains a beginning, middle, and end and flows smoothly with easy to read expression.