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RUBRIC FOR WRITING LEAFLET WITH A HOLIDAY ADVERT RUBRIC FOR WRITING LEAFLET WITH A HOLIDAY ADVERT This rubric will be used for grading a leaflet which will mainly be focused on the Present Perfect Tense. Rubric Code: FX93W85 By profedibella Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Writing leaflet Writing a leaflet focused on the use of the Present Perfect Tense.
	Unacceptable 1 pts	Poor 2 pts	Fair 3 pts	Good 4 pts	Excellent 5 pts
Leaflet atractiveness &organization 20 % How the leaflet was organized.	Unacceptable Leaflet looks poor. Writing is sloppy and pictures are scribbled on. Overall the leaflet does not look presentable.	Poor The leaflet’s formatting & organization are confusing to the reader. Much information is missing or is not in the correct area.	Fair Leaflet looks fair. It Has things written or typed. Pictures are present, but not the student's best work. Overall the brochure is okay	Good Leaflet looks nicely written or typed. Most of the required information is included but may not be in the correct area or may be incomplete.	Excellent The lleaflet has exceptionally attractive formatting & well-organized information. It has a front, inside, and back. All of the required information is included in each section
Grammar 20 % Sentence Structure: Subject - Verb Agreement	Unacceptable 6 or more grammatical errors. (The sentence does not have a subject and or verb, not a right structure)	Poor 4-5 grammatical errors.	Fair 2-3 grammatical errors. (The sentence has a subject /verb, but it is used or placed incorrectly, incorrect structure)	Good 1-2 grammatical errors.	Excellent 0 grammatical errors. (The sentence has a subject and a verb. Right structure.They are used and placed correctly)
Present Perfect Tense Usage 20 % Usage of the Present Perfect Tense.	Unacceptable The Present Perfect tense usage is less than 20% correct and students have managed to incorporate the Present Perfect to a holiday advertisement leaflet writing definitely not in a creative way.	Poor The Present Perfect tense usage is 40% correct and students have managed to incorporate the Present Perfect to a holiday advertisement leaflet writing not in a creative way.	Fair The Present Perfect tense is 60% correct and students have managed to incorporate the the Present Perfect to a holiday advertisement leaflet writing somehow in a creative way.	Good The Present Perfect tense is 80 % correct and students have managed to incorporate the the Present Perfect to a holiday advertisement leaflet writing in a creative way.	Excellent The Present Perfect tense is 100% correct and students have managed to incorporate the Present Perfect to a holiday advert writing exercise in a very creative way.
Content 20 % Do the sentences in the holiday advert leaflet express a complete thought?	Unacceptable Information included is not related to the project or no attempt was made.	Poor In your leaflet there is alot of the required information missing. There is little to no accuracy or details included.	Fair Your leaflet has some of the required information is included and complete. The information has little accuracy and details	Good Your leaflet has all the required information is included and complete. The information is accurate and has details.	Excellent Your leaflet has all the required information is included and complete. The information is extremely accurate and has many descriptive details. Included: How do you get there? What are some activities to do? 4-6 facts included.
Spelling /Vocabulary 20 % How many words are spelled correctly?	Unacceptable The leaflet contains more than 7 mispelled words.	Poor The leaflet contains 5-6 mispelled words.	Fair The leaflet contains 3-4 mispelled words.	Good The leaflet contains 1-2 mispelled word.	Excellent All words are spelled correctly.

Keywords:

Present Perfect, Holiday leaflet, A2

Subjects:

English

Types:

Writing

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