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Public Speaking Public Speaking Poem Rubric Code: P6C743 By kimkeating Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Presentation Grade Levels: K-5

Public Speaking Presentations
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts	Outstanding 5 pts
Eye Contact	Poor Speaker has no eye contact.	Fair Speaker has little eye contact.	Good Speaker makes adequate eye contact with audience.	Excellent Speaker has eye contact with entire audience.	Outstanding Speaker has eye contact with entire class and takes time to look at all the members of the audience
Audience	Poor Speaker does not grab audience's attention.	Fair Speaker grabs audience's attention occasionally.	Good Speaker grabs most of the audience's attention.	Excellent Speaker grabs and holds audience's attention for almost all the presentation.	Outstanding Speaker grabs and holds audience's attention for entire presentation.
Tone	Poor Speaker lacks enthusiasm.	Fair Speaker's tone is somewhat lively and engaging.	Good Tone is enthusiastic through most of the presentation.	Excellent Speaker has an enthusiastic and appropriate tone through most of the presentation.	Outstanding Speaker has an enthusiastic and appropriate tone throughout the whole presentation.
Volume/Pacing	Poor Speaker rushes through presentation and volume is too low.	Fair Speaker can be heard but their presentation is unclear.	Good Speaker's presentation is fluid and volume is effective.	Excellent Speaker can be heard clearly. They pause in appropriate places and pacing is effective most of the time.	Outstanding Speaker can be heard clearly. They pause in appropriate places and pacing is effective.
Knowledge of material	Poor Speaker does not know the material being presented.	Fair Speaker has some knowledge of the material being presented.	Good Speaker knows most of the material. There were breaks in the presentation to locate missing words.	Excellent Speaker knows the material, however, stumbled during the presentation.	Outstanding Speaker knew all of the material and did not use a guide at all.