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Una Carta a Dios
La noche boca arriba
Students will create a presentation of 10 different scenes that depict the events in Una Carta a Dios. The scenes must include at least one sentence, with neat and detailed drawings. The purpose of this assignment is to make sure the students understand the events and details of the story.
Rubric Code:
L33W77
By
aberge
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Subject:
Foreign Languages
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
9-12, Undergraduate
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Una Carta a Dios
Mal
0 pts
Regular
5 pts
Bien
10 pts
Fantástico
15 pts
Sequence of events
Mal
Less than 3 events are in sequence
Regular
3-8 events are out of sequence.
Bien
1-2 events are out of sequence.
Fantástico
All the events are in the correct sequence.
Number of scenes
Mal
Student has 3 or less scenes.
Regular
Student has 4-7 scenes.
Bien
Student has 8-9 scenes.
Fantástico
Student has all 10 scenes
Details
Mal
Less than 3 scenes include background information.
Regular
3-6 scenes include background details.
Bien
7-9 scenes include important background details.
Fantástico
Each scene includes background details (where the farm is, hailstorms, what the people look like, etc.).
Number of sentences
Mal
Less than 4 scenes have complete sentences.
Regular
4-6 scenes have complete sentences.
Bien
7-9 scences have complete sentences.
Fantástico
Each scene has a complete sentence.
*If working in a group, each person needs 10 scenes.
Grammar
Mal
Student makes more than 8 grammatical errors.
Regular
Student makes 6-8 grammatical errors.
Bien
Student makes 3-5 grammatical errors.
Fantástico
Student makes less than 3 grammatical errors.
Preterite vs. Imperfect
Mal
Student confuses the preterite and the imperfect 4 or more times.
Regular
Student confuses the preterite and the imperfect 2-3 times.
Bien
Student confuses the preterite and the imperfect once.
Fantástico
Student uses the preterite tense to describe all main actions, while using imperfect tense to describe background details.
Subjects:
Foreign Languages
Types:
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