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iRubric: Writing Rubric for Spanish Class

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Writing Rubric for Spanish Class El Avión Storybook Cooperative Learning Activity Rubric Code: E6WCW9 By wapa52 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Foreign Languages Type: Writing Grade Levels: 6-8

Writing Rubric
	FENOMENAL! 4 pts	BRAVO! 3 pts	BASTANTE BIEN 2 pts	POBRE 1 pts
Completion & Effort	FENOMENAL! Writer exceeds or fulfills the requirements by writing all ten (10) Personal ID items in Spanish and has put care and effort into the process. The topic is thoroughly discussed.	BRAVO! Writer has written 8-9 Personal ID items in Spanish and has put some care and effort into the process. The topic is mostly discussed.	BASTANTE BIEN Writer has written 5-7 Personal ID items in Spanish and minimal care and effort has been put into the process. The topic is only half way discussed.	POBRE Writer has written fewer five of the Personal ID items in Spanish. Incomplete coverage of topic.
Subject / Verb Agreement	FENOMENAL! There are only 1 to 3 errors in subject / verb agreement.	BRAVO! There are 4 or 5 errors in subject/verb agreement.	BASTANTE BIEN There are 6 or 7 errors in subject/verb agreement.	POBRE There are more than 7 errors in subject/verb agreement.
Adjective Agreement	FENOMENAL! There are 1 or 2 errors in agreement.	BRAVO! There are 3 or 4 errors in agreement.	BASTANTE BIEN There are 5 or 6 errors in agreement.	POBRE There are more than 6 errors in agreement.
General Accuracy	FENOMENAL! Writer stays in target language throughout and uses correct word order, spelling and punctuation. There are only 1 or 2 total errors in general accuracy.	BRAVO! Writer usually uses correct word order, spelling and punctuation. There are 3 or 4 total errors in general accuracy.	BASTANTE BIEN Writer makes frequent mistakes with word order, spelling and punctuation. There are 5 or 6 total errors in general accuracy.	POBRE Writer consistently makes errors with word order, spelling and punctuation. There are more than 6 errors in general accuracy.