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    Free Verse Rubric

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    The document provides instructions and a rubric for writing a free verse poem. Students are told their poem can be on any subject and convey any tone or feeling. The rubric evaluates poems on their main idea, word choice, flow, use of poetic devices, mechanics, and inclusion of a writer's note. A well-written poem clearly expresses its message through vivid language, has a clear structure without rhyme, uses multiple poetic techniques properly, has few errors, and includes a detailed writer's note.

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    The document provides instructions and a rubric for writing a free verse poem. Students are told their poem can be on any subject and convey any tone or feeling. The rubric evaluates poems on their main idea, word choice, flow, use of poetic devices, mechanics, and inclusion of a writer's note. A well-written poem clearly expresses its message through vivid language, has a clear structure without rhyme, uses multiple poetic techniques properly, has few errors, and includes a detailed writer's note.

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    The document provides instructions and a rubric for writing a free verse poem. Students are told their poem can be on any subject and convey any tone or feeling. The rubric evaluates poems on their main idea, word choice, flow, use of poetic devices, mechanics, and inclusion of a writer's note. A well-written poem clearly expresses its message through vivid language, has a clear structure without rhyme, uses multiple poetic techniques properly, has few errors, and includes a detailed writer's note.

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    Free Verse Rubric

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    arieljay naungan
    The document provides instructions and a rubric for writing a free verse poem. Students are told their poem can be on any subject and convey any tone or feeling. The rubric evaluates poems on their main idea, word choice, flow, use of poetic devices, mechanics, and inclusion of a writer's note. A well-written poem clearly expresses its message through vivid language, has a clear structure without rhyme, uses multiple poetic techniques properly, has few errors, and includes a detailed writer's note.

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    Assignment: Write a free verse poem about anything.

    It can tell a story, describe a person, animal,


    feeling or object. They can serious, sad, funny or educational. Whatever subject that appeals to the
    poet can end up in free verse.

    Free Verse Rubric


    2 1.5 1 .5 My points

    The main idea of my


    The main idea of my The main idea of my
    poem expresses poem is kind of clear poem is really hard to
    Message
    emotions or thoughts. and not easily identify. The main idea is There is no main
    The main idea of my identified. The main not unique. The main idea idea to my poem.
    poem is clear and easily idea of my poem is kind of my poem is hard to
    identified. of clear identify.

    The words and phrases The words and phrases


    The words and phrases in The words and
    in my poem are vivid, in my poem are sort of
    my poem aren’t really phrases in my
    Words and Phrases they support the main vivid, and most of them
    vivid and do not connect poem do not seem
    idea and tone of my support the main idea
    to the main idea. carefully selected.
    poem. and tone of my poem.

    The layout and


    punctuation of my poem
    Stanza placement and Some line breaks and No definite
    enhance the
    line breaks and thought stanzas are thought out. structure. My
    Flow/Lines understanding of the
    out. My poem has at My poem has 10-15 poem has less than
    poem. My poem has at
    least 15 lines. lines. 10 lines.
    least 15 lines and no
    rhyme scheme.
    Two or more examples No examples of
    Two examples of
    of poetry devices from One poetic device from poetry devices
    poetry devices from
    your unit 2 notes are your unit 2 notes that is used or if they are
    your unit 2 notes that
    used correctly and used correctly. used they are not
    Poetic Devices are used correctly.
    enhance the poem. used properly.

    Few minor errors, if


    any, which do not Some errors that don’t
    Many errors that So many errors
    detract from the distract too much from
    Conventions/Neatness detract from the overall that the poem is
    overall poem. Poem is the overall poem. Poem
    poem. difficult to read.
    typed or written in my is easy to read.
    best handwriting.

    I included a writer's I included a writer's I included a writer's


    I did not include a
    note that gave a note that gave an note that gave an answer
    Writer’s Note writer's note with X5
    detailed answer to each answer to each of the to each of the three
    this poem.
    of the 3 question. three questions. questions.

    Total /20

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