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History Poem Poem Student written poem that gives facts about a key period of history Rubric Code: W2C896 By lindatetreau Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: History Type: Assignment Grade Levels: 6-8

Poem
	Exceeds 4 25 pts	Meets 3 20 pts	Approaching 2 10 pts	Does not meet 1 5 pts	Did not do 0 0 pts
Rhyming Scheme	Exceeds 4 The student has used a rhyming pattern such as ABAB, ABCB, AABB style or another such pattern. All verses logically fit chosen rhyming pattern.	Meets 3 The student has used a rhyming pattern such as ABAB, ABCB, AABB style or another such pattern. MOst verses fit chosen rhyming pattern.	Approaching 2 The student has done the necessary work, but has not achieved a rhyming pattern or words may be illogical choices made just to fit pattern.	Does not meet 1 There is no rhyming scheme. There is no work done	Did not do 0
Content	Exceeds 4 The student(s) shows strong knowledge of the topic chosen. Covers main ideas in the poem including more than 5 facts.	Meets 3 The student good shows knowledge of the topic chosen. Covers most of main ideas in the poem including at least 5 facts.	Approaching 2 The student shows a knowledge of some of the topics and concepts discussed in class. Has few facts.	Does not meet 1 The student shows little or no knowledge of the chosen subject.	Did not do 0
Length	Exceeds 4 The poem has 4 or more stanzas or 20 or more lines.	Meets 3 The poem has 3 stanzas or 15 or more lines.	Approaching 2 The poem has less than 3 stanzas or less than 15 lines.	Does not meet 1 The poem has 2 or less stanzas or 15 or less than lines.	Did not do 0
Presentation	Exceeds 4 Poem is read to class with enthusiasm showing practice. Written copy is publishable, error free, and eye appealing.	Meets 3 Poem is read to class showing practice. Written copy is publishable, nearly error free, and eye appealing.	Approaching 2 Poem is read to class but needed more practice. Written copy is publishable, nearly error free, and eye appealing.	Does not meet 1 Poem was not ready to be read and was less than publishable.	Did not do 0