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Report: French Speaking Country Report: French Speaking Country Mon Pays fancophone (My French speaking Country) Rubric Code: N46268 By lesliebsellers Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Foreign Languages Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8

My French speaking Country Enter rubric description
	Poor (N/A)	Fair (N/A)	Good (N/A)	Excellent (N/A)
Correct Info.- 10 pts. 8 Facts about country explained.	Poor Failed to provide 8 facts (Capital,population, GNP, Currency, Government, Flag, Foods, languages, religions, culture, leaders, history. Didn't site sources.	Fair Listed 8 facts, but had to read from report as if not fully knowledgeable of topic. Limited sources listed.	Good Gave simple, clear and concise explanations. Not much embellishment Few sources, visuals.	Excellent Went the extra mile to research. Multiple sources and visuals.
Appearance/Layout -10 pts.	Poor Poster Board, Country in Bubble Letters	Fair Gave a fair amount of information but lacked use of COLOR.	Good Made an effort to give a good amount of information.	Excellent Made an effort to be accurate and have correct and current information.
Completion on Time 10pts.	Poor Project was turned in past due date.	Fair	Good	Excellent Project was turned in on or before due date.
Neatness - 10 pts.	Poor Errors in spelling and/or punctuation. If handwritten, lettering neat, balanced.	Fair Minimal mistakes.	Good No discernable mistakes.	Excellent Visually appealing from correct spelling, lettering, and additional detail. Attempted use of French where appropriate.
Enter Title Creativity/ Attractiveness - 10pts.	Poor Failed to provide at least 5 appropriate pictures, symbols, drawings. (Ex: drawing of flag, country outline,etc).	Fair Provided 5 items, but not in a neat, organized manner.	Good Met all the criteria using a variety of visual means.	Excellent Went to extra effort to create an impressive visual display. Used French language, when appropriate.