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Poem Video After closely reading your poem with your partner, one of you will record a reading of the poem. Then you will choose music and images that illustrate the mood and theme of the poem. Rubric Code: XX4CX3B By fruppi Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8

Poem Video
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Great 4 pts	Excellent 5 pts
Mood	Poor Images and music are inaccurate reflections of the tone and mood of the poem.	Fair Images and music are mostly inaccurate reflections of the tone and mood of the poem.	Good Images and music are adequate reflections of the tone and mood of the poem.	Great Images and music are mostly accurate reflections of the tone and mood of the poem.	Excellent Images and music exemplify the tone of the poem (the author's attitude) and the mood (the viewer's attitude).
Theme	Poor Images and music are inaccurate reflections of the theme of the poem.	Fair Images and music are mostly inaccurate reflections of the tone and mood of the poem.	Good Images and music are adequate reflections of the theme of the poem.	Great Images and music are mostly accurate reflections of the theme of the poem.	Excellent Images and music exemplify the theme of the poem (the greater life lesson or the message the author is trying to share).
Reading	Poor The voice is difficult to hear or missing. Many words are pronounced incorrectly. If the poem has a rhythm it is missing or incorrect.	Fair The poem is read in a voice that is difficult to hear or understand. Several words are pronounced incorrectly. If the poem has a rhythm it is missing or incorrect.	Good The poem is read in an audible voice. Most words are pronounced correctly. If the poem has a rhythm it is missing or incorrect.	Great The poem is read in a loud, clear voice. Most words are pronounced correctly. If the poem has a rhythm it is respected.	Excellent The poem is read in a loud, clear voice. All words are pronounced correctly. If the poem has a rhythm it is respected.
Video Quality	Poor Neither the vocal recording nor the music can be heard.	Fair	Good Either the vocal recording can be heard or the music can be heard, but not both.	Great	Excellent Sound levels are balanced so that the vocal recording and the music can be heard.
Work Time	Poor Work time was used almost completely inefficiently. Frequent redirection was needed, and the project was accomplished in a way that did not demonstrate respect or cooperation.	Fair Work time was used mostly inefficiently. Some redirection was needed, and the project was accomplished somewhat respectfully and cooperatively.	Good Work time was used somewhat efficiently. Some redirection was needed, and the project was accomplished mostly respectfully and cooperatively.	Great Work time was used mostly efficiently. Little redirection was needed, and the project was accomplished respectfully and cooperatively.	Excellent Work time was used efficiently. Neither partner had to be redirected, and the project was accomplished respectfully and cooperatively.

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