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Travel Brochure Travel Brochure You are going to France! You need to make sure you are well prepared to visit the town of your choice! On a poster board you will need to include: name of destination, its population, location, seal of arms, and mayor's name. Have information about your hotel: name, phone number, price of the room per night for one or two people, with or without breakfast. Present one famous/interesting landmark: museum, castle, park, etc...- make sure to include entrance prices and hours. Find a restaurant where you would like to eat. You will need: its name, the price for lunch or diner, tell what type of restaurant it is. You will need as well: Euro/Dollar exchange rate, photos or pictures, name and period. When your project is completed you will present in to your class. Bon voyage! Rubric Code: L4WX7C By christellake Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Foreign Languages Type: Project Grade Levels: (none)

Travel Brochure
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Very good 4 pts	Excellent 5 pts
Format and Creativity Poster board is organized, clear, and appealing to the eye. Nice use of photos and pictures	Poor Information presented is not organized. No picture or photo used to illustrate the project.	Fair Project is very little organized. A couple of photos or pictures are used for the entire project.	Good Presentation is somewhat organized. No use of authentic photo or picture in two areas of the project.	Very good Presentation is organized. No use of authentic photo or picture in one area of the project.	Excellent Presentation is colorful and very well organized. Each area of the project is illustrated by authentic photos or pictures.
Research / Accuracy of Information Information presented in this project needs to be accurate	Poor Few facts are presented and are inaccurate . Most of the information required is missing. Very little to no research done.	Fair Less than half the facts presented are accurate. Three or more pieces of information are missing.	Good More than half the facts presented are accurate. Two pieces of information are missing.	Very good The facts presented are mostly accurate. One piece of information is missing.	Excellent The facts presented are accurate and thorough. All areas of project are covered.
Oral Presentation Students will present completed project in target language	Poor Presentation done mostly in English.	Fair Uses some French during presentation. Poor pronunciation and fluency. Hard to understand.	Good More than half of the presentation is in French. Some of the pronunciation and fluency are good. Can be understood.	Very good Most of the presentation is in French. Good pronunciation and fluency. Easy to understand.	Excellent Use of French during entire presentation. Excellent pronunciation, and fluency. Very easy to understand