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Parts of Speech Lesson Plan Grammar Game Rubric Code: L22W39 By sdoyle Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Project Grade Levels: K-5, 6-8

Parts of Speech Lesson
	BELOW BASIC 2 pts	BASIC 3 pts	PROFICIENT 4 pts	ADVANCED 5 pts
Lesson Plan Set-up Organization of lesson including lesson objectives, GLE's, activities, closure, etc.	BELOW BASIC BELOW BASIC --Incomplete lesson plan --No knowledge of developing a plan --Incorrect/no GLE's, objectives, goals	BASIC BASIC --Plan is evident, but very bare and unclear in parts --Some missing parts GLE's --low effort	PROFICIENT PROFICIENT -- Plan is clear and evident -- All objectives & GLE's present & accurate	ADVANCED ADVANCED --Plan is not only clear but well- written with details and elaboration for easy comprehension
Directions for activity Are there written directions/explana-tions for the game?	BELOW BASIC Below Basic --no directions or very incomplete --very confusing	BASIC Basic --some confusion --some directions	PROFICIENT Proficient --clear directions	ADVANCED Advanced --Very clear directions --Easy to read and follow --Trouble-shooting or extra elaboration for easy comprehension
Game/Activity What is the actual game, & does it teach the selected part of speech?	BELOW BASIC Below Basic --weak; does not serve the purpose of teaching specific part of speech --would not be a feasible game/activity	BASIC Basic --some weak areas; may serve the basic purpose of part of speech --not challenging --dull	PROFICIENT Proficient --clearly teaches the specific part of speech --challenges the students --somewhat entertaining	ADVANCED Advanced --Clearly teaches a specific part of speech --Very entertaining --Challenges the students --very creative
Neatness & Design	BELOW BASIC Below Basic --Sloppy; many errors in conventions that lead to distractions & confusion --no effort	BASIC Basic --Minimal neatness --Minimal color --Some errors in conventions, but not distracting to viewer	PROFICIENT Proficient --Well-written -- Colorful --No errors in conventions	ADVANCED Advanced --Game is well designed and very attractive --Bright, catchy colors