iRubric: Rubric for les grandes vacances

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Rubric for les grandes vacances Rubric for French recipe Plan a vacation for an American family. You must convince this american family to go to a destination of your choice. Rubric Code: J89WA7 By sparcusany Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Foreign Languages Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8

Performance task Semester 2 vacation planning
	Poor 10 pts	Fair 15 pts	Good 20 pts	Excellent 25 pts
Evidence of planning Research and plan vacation proposal	Poor Did not submit complete vacation proposal with limited or irrelevant illustrations on time. Your project did not show good research and planning.	Fair Submitted complete vacation proposal with limited or irrelevant illustrations. Your project could show more research and planning.	Good Submitted complete vacation proposal with illustrations on due date. Your project shows good research and planning.	Excellent Submitted complete vacation proposal with illustrations on due date. Your project shows extensive research and planning and goes beyond expectations.
Vocabulary The vocabulary used reflects a knowledge of activities, travel and vacation	Poor Demonstrates little knowledge of content vocabulary. Often uses a translator.	Fair Demonstrates some knowledge of content vocabulary. Sometimes uses a translator.	Good Demonstrates good knowledge of content vocabulary. Does not use a translator but uses appropriate topic vocabulary learned in class.	Excellent Demonstrates very strong knowledge of content and a wide variety of vocabulary. Does not use a translator but uses appropriate topic vocabulary learned in class.
Grammatical correctness grammatical accuracy	Poor Demonstrates little control of grammar, conjugations and agreements.	Fair Demonstrates some control of grammar, conjugations and agreements.	Good Demonstrates good control of grammar, conjugations and agreements.	Excellent Demonstrates high control of grammar, conjugations and agreements.
Oral presentation	Poor very little eye contact with the audience, very hard to understand	Fair Some eye contact, fairly easy to understand	Good Good eye contact, very easy to understand	Excellent Good eye contact, very easy to understand and use of props (project).