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Teach a Lesson Teach a Lesson Students are responsible for teaching a lesson to their classmates about one literary element in the short story, "The Treasure of Lemon Brown." Rubric Code: G9W839 By algford Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Assignment Grade Levels: 6-8

Teach a Lesson
	Exceeds Expectations 2.5 pts	Meets Expectations 2.15 pts	Does Not Meet Expectations 1.75 pts
Knowledge of Literary Element	Exceeds Expectations Student understood the literary element completely and clearly explained its meaning in his or her lesson.	Meets Expectations Student had some understanding of the major features of the literary element and was able to explain most of the ideas.	Does Not Meet Expectations Student did not understand the literary element and was able to explain only a small part of the lesson.
Presentation skills	Exceeds Expectations Student made eye contact, stood and fully engaged the class into the lesson.	Meets Expectations Student made eye contact, but did not speak loudly and clearly when presenting.	Does Not Meet Expectations Student did not have eye contact and did not speak loudly and clearly when teaching lesson.
Activitities for students	Exceeds Expectations Student planned fun activities which enhanced class understanding of his or her literary element.	Meets Expectations Student planned adequate activities which enhanced class understanding of his or her literary element.	Does Not Meet Expectations Student did not plan adequate activites for class.
Reflection	Exceeds Expectations Student reflection reflected strong critical thinking about the lesson taught and how it worked or could have been immproved.	Meets Expectations Student reflection reflected critical thinking about the lesson taught and how it worked or could have been immproved.	Does Not Meet Expectations Student reflection did not reflect accurately how the lesson worked or how it could have been improved.