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French Journal Rubric French Weekly Journal Rubric Rubric Code: BB8BA6 By lauraglass Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Foreign Languages Type: Writing Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12

Written evaluation
	Poor 0 pts	Fair 1 pts	Good 2 pts	Very Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Mechanics and structure	Poor Many errors, little sentence structure; difficult or impossible to understand due to grammar mistakes and/or poor penmanship.	Fair Hard to understand due to grammar mistakes or poor penmanship; few complex sentences.	Good Frequent minor errors which do not hinder communication; occasional complex sentences.	Very Good Some errors; several complex sentences.	Excellent Very few or no errrors; many complex sentences.
Vocabulary	Poor Inadequate use of vocabulary. English or invented words have inappropriately substituted accurate French vocabulary.	Fair Limited to basic words and expressions, often inaccurate.	Good Functional, but falls short of adequately communicating the intended meaning.	Very Good Level appropriate and accurate.	Excellent Precise, varied, above and beyond level expectations.
Content	Poor Misleading or otherwise lacking. Fails to meet the content requirement of the assignment.	Fair Numerous errors which interfere with understanding. Bare minimum effort has been made to fulfill the content requirements of the assignment.	Good Understandable, however there are frequent content errors.	Very Good Interesting, varied, some errors. Ideas are generally well developed.	Excellent Rich, engaging. Highly detailed and well-developed response to the question.
Fluency	Poor Fragmented, barely intelligible; no transitons have been used.	Fair Use of routine expressions, yet few or no transitions have been used.	Good Incomplete sentences, communicates meaning with frequent errors; uses transitions when appropriate.	Very Good Adequately conveys meaning; some errors; some transitions.	Excellent Flows well; very few or no errors; great use of transitions.