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Quebec Project Rubric Quebec Project Rubric Find five interesting facts about the history of Québec City and the winter activities at the Quebec Winter Carnaval and present them to the class. You may use drawings, posters, collages, oral and/or power point presentations. Each "artifcact" (hockey stick and sash) must present at least one fact which should show a specific connection with French Canadian history and culture, a connection showing what it means to be French Canadian. You should also include a short paper detailing in written form the information you provide in the visual and oral presentation. Rubric Code: KCBW59 By ltidball Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Foreign Languages Type: Project Grade Levels: (none)

Individual Grade
	Poor 1 pts	Fair-Good 2 pts	Very Good-Excellent 3 pts
Research: 30%	Poor Had little to no research. Research came from questionable source.	Fair-Good Had adequate research, but did not highlight or indicate the pieces used in the presentation.	Very Good-Excellent Had 2 sources of research, highlighted the excerpts used in the presentation, research came from reputable source(s) ( encyclopedias, geography websites, books from the library, etc. )
Product: Paper/Bâton/Ceinture: 30%	Poor Did not turn in a paper. Work done is sloppy. Little effort/creativity (Bâton/Ceinture).	Fair-Good Paper only adequately connected with visual/oral presentation. Adequate effort/creativity (Bâton/Ceinture).	Very Good-Excellent Elaborate visual aid, paper explaining work matches the effort put into the creation of the Bâton/Ceinture.
Presentation: 30%	Poor Speaking part was minimal, did not contribute to the overall presentation.	Fair-Good Adequate speaking part.	Very Good-Excellent More than adequate speaking parts, creative, took questions if there were any, presentation flowed as a whole.
Grammar, Spelling: 10%	Poor Paper contains numerous grammatical, punctuation, and spelling errors.	Fair-Good Paper contains few grammatical, punctuation and spelling errors. - Language lacks clarity or includes the use of some jargon or conversational tone.	Very Good-Excellent Rules of grammar, usage, and punctuation are followed; spelling is correct. Language is clear and precise; sentences display consistently strong.