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Parts of Speech Parts of Speech Presentation Rubric Code: DB2WB8 By sglassell Draft Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 6-8

8 Parts of Speech
	Good 9 pts	Poor 3 pts	Fair 5 pts	Excellent 10 pts
Content	Good A couple of the content elements are incorrect: definitions, examples, sentences, and works cited. _____________________ __________________________________________	Poor Most of content is incorrect or incomplete: definitions, examples, sentences, and works cited. _______________________________________________________________	Fair Some of content is incorrect or incomplete: definitions, examples, sentences, and works cited. _____________________ __________________________________________	Excellent ALL content elements are correct: definitions, examples, sentences, and works cited.
Grammar/punctuation	Good Few of the sentences are fragments are run-ons. Many verb tenses are incorrect. A few sentences did not have correct punctuation.	Poor Most of the sentences are fragments are run-ons. Many verb tenses are incorrect. Many sentences did not have correct punctuation.	Fair Some of the sentences are fragments are run-ons. Many verb tenses are incorrect. Some sentences did not have correct punctuation.	Excellent None of the sentences are fragments are run-ons. Many verb tenses are incorrect. All punctuation was correct.
Spelling	Good A few words are misspelled.	Poor Many words are misspelled.	Fair Some words are misspelled.	Excellent NO words are misspelled.
Capitalization	Good A few proper nouns, proper adjectives, and sentence beginnings are not capitalized.	Poor Many proper nouns, proper adjectives, and sentence beginnings are not capitalized.	Fair Some proper nouns, proper adjectives, and sentence beginnings are not capitalized.	Excellent ALL proper nouns, proper adjectives, and sentence beginnings are capitalized.
Speaking	Good Most people were able to understand the presentation. Student has some expression in voice.	Poor Student speaks too softly and is hard to understand. There is no expression in voice.	Fair Students could speak louder so everyone in the back can hear. There is little expression in voice	Excellent Student speaks loud and clear enough for everyone to hear. Student has excellent expression and inflection.
Eye Contact	Good The students looks at most of the audience but not all.	Poor The student to not maintain eye contact at all.	Fair The student only glances up a few times.	Excellent The students maintains excellent eye contact during entire presentation.
Posture	Good There are few distracting movements and student stands up straight.	Poor The student slouches or fidgets during the entire presentation.	Fair The student fidgets and doesn't always stand up straight.	Excellent The student maintains a good posture and there are no distracting movements.
Visuals	Good Most content is easy to read and most pictures go well with the presentation.	Poor Most content is hard to read and pictures do not go with presentation.	Fair Some of the content is hard to read and some pictures do not go with the presentation.	Excellent All content is easy to read and all the pictures go with the presentation.

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