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iRubric: Spanish I- Yearbook Entry rubric

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Spanish I- Yearbook Entry Spanish I- Yearbook Entry Describe yourself or a friend physically and what the person likes to do/hobbies.List strenghths academically or excelling in sports. Rubric Code: A2B5W9 By mmoran Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Foreign Languages Type: Project Grade Levels: (none)

Spanish I- Yearbook Entry
	No muy bien hecho. 6 pts	Muy bien hecho. 8 pts	Excellente 10 pts
Creativity	No muy bien hecho. The paragraph, overall appearance, and ideas are show little creativity. One adjective is used to describe the person. One picture of the person.	Muy bien hecho. The paragraph, overall appearance, and ideas are somewhat unique to the individual and show some creativity. The description is accurate -3 adjectives. 2 pictures.	Excellente The paragraph, overall appearance, are unique to the individual -lots of creativity. The description is vivid- 5 adjectives used. 3 or more pictures on poster.
Use of Chapter Aspects	No muy bien hecho. Use of 1 verb like 'gustar'. 1 activity of what the person likes to do with friends. Lists 1 hobby, preferred foods, tv program, music, song, clothes. No Preterite used.	Muy bien hecho. Use of 5 words like gustar. 3 pasttimes are listed. 3 hobbies are listed, foods, tv program, videogame, music, song, clothes. Preterite: 1 good thing they did this year.	Excellente Use of 8 correctly conjugated words like 'gustar'. 5 hobbies are listed, favorite foods, tv program, videogame, clothes, music, song. Preterite: 1 good thing they did this yr.
Vocabulary	No muy bien hecho. Little to no vocabulary words are present in the description. Use Ch. 1-7.	Muy bien hecho. Approximately 5-9 vocabulary words are present throughout the description. Use Ch. 1-7	Excellente There are 10 or more vocabulary words present in the description using Ch. 1-7.
Overall	No muy bien hecho. There is little effort and many errors are present.	Muy bien hecho. There is effort shown and few errors are present.	Excellente There is great effort shown and little to no errors are present.
Presentation	No muy bien hecho. Not prepared to present on day, not audible or enunciated in Spanish. Some English used. Little enthusiasm.	Muy bien hecho. Mostly Spanish is used correctly enunciated. It's audible. It's presented 'con ganas'. (enthusiasm)	Excellente Only Spanish used. Words are enunciated correctly and audible. It's presented with "una buena gana", with enthusiasm.