iRubric: Spanish 2 Reflexive Verbs rubric

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Spanish 2 Reflexive Verbs Spanish 2 Reflexive Verbs Students will create a Power point or Posterboard of 10 different scenes that depict their daily routines. Each scene must include one sentence a reflexive verb, details of your daily routine. Minimum of 10 frames must contain the use of different reflexive verbs as well as other verbs included in a daily routine to equal no less than 20 sentences total. Purpose is to use reflexive verbs to show your understanding of the verbs use. Rubric Code: FX2784C By loriax3 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Foreign Languages Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

Criteria
	Mal 0 pts	Regular 5 pts	Bien 10 pts	Fantástico 15 pts
Sequence of events	Mal Less than 3 events are in sequence	Regular 3-8 events are out of sequence.	Bien 1-2 events are out of sequence.	Fantástico All the events are in the correct sequence.
Number of pages	Mal Student has 3 or less pages.	Regular Student has 4-7 pages.	Bien Student has 8-9 pages.	Fantástico Student has all 10 pages plus a title page.
Details	Mal Less than 3 scenes include reflexive verbs and detailed information.	Regular 3-4 scenes include reflexive verbs and detailed information.	Bien 5-7 scenes include reflexive verbs and detailed information.	Fantástico 8-10 scenes include reflexive verbs and detailed information.
Illustrations	Mal Illustrations are missing.	Regular There are several small illustrations. Some are still missing.	Bien Illustrations are available, but are too small to see.	Fantástico Illustrations are large and in color.
Grammar	Mal Student makes numerous grammatical errors.	Regular Student makes some grammatical errors.	Bien Student makes several grammatical errors.	Fantástico Student makes few to no grammatical errors.
oral presentation	Mal The student is very hard to hear and has no expression.	Regular There is some expression, but volume is hard to hear.	Bien The student speaks loudly, but has little expression.	Fantástico The student speaks loudly and uses expression.