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Mein Traumhaus Mein Traumhaus You are building your dream home! You will design a home with at least seven (7) labeled rooms in different formats. You must include the picture of at least one piece of furniture or objects found in each room. You wil also compose eight (8) sentences in German describing each room of your dream house. Please write original sentences. Do not use a translation site like Google Translate. Points will be subtracted for using a translation site. Rubric Code: H2XBCBB By tannka Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Foreign Languages Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12, Undergraduate

Mein Traumhaus
	Perfekt! 15 pts	Gut 10 pts	Solala 8 pts	Nicht so gut 5 pts
Project Quality	Perfekt! Project is a neat, well planned model of a dream house. There is originality in the design concept and strong supporting details and examples of the ideas set forth.	Gut Project is a moderately neat, well planned model of a dream house. Lacking in details and examples.	Solala Project is a fair representation of a dream house. Little creativity/originality evident.	Nicht so gut Project is a poor representation of a dream house. Didn't spend too much time on this!
Following Directions	Perfekt! House has 6 or more items labeled. Rooms and objects in rooms are labeled.	Gut House has 5-6 items labeled. Rooms and objects in rooms are labeled.	Solala House has 3-4 items labeled. Rooms are labeled and objects are not.	Nicht so gut House has 2 or fewer items labeled. Oops, what happened with the labels?
Labeling in German.	Perfekt! Every item is properly labeled in German.	Gut All but one or two items are properly labeled in German.	Solala All but three or four items are properly labeled in German.	Nicht so gut All but five or more items are properly labeled in German.
Presentation	Perfekt! Presentation is given in German. Excellent pronunciation and sentence formation. Careful preparation is evident, supporting details are strong and relevant.	Gut Most of the presentation is given in correct German. Pronunciation is sometimes hard to understand and/or inaccurate.	Solala Most of the presentation is given in English. Lack of preparation is obvious.	Nicht so gut Presentation is given only in English. Lack of details is apparent.
Writing	Perfekt! 8 Sentences written in German and are accurate.	Gut Sentences are missing or are not 100% in German. Some inaccuracies between the drawing and the writing.	Solala Writer uses mainly English in their writing or is missing more than one or two sentences.	Nicht so gut Writer has completed all writing in English.
Accurate Grammar/Vocabulary	Perfekt! Correct use of grammar structures presented during the semester: including verb in second position, accurate use of the three classes we have covered, two-way prepositions, accusative forms with verbs of destination and dative forms with verbs of location	Gut Some inaccuracies in use of grammar and vocabulary	Solala Use of English in presentation, many grammar/vocabulary mistakes	Nicht so gut Work completed with careless mistake or is incomplete

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