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Ser vs. Estar Poster Ser vs. Estar Poster This poster will use four sentences that show the contrasting uses of ser and estar in Spanish. Rubric Code: S4A2B6 By rodrigma Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Foreign Languages Type: Project Grade Levels: (none)

Ser vs. Estar Poster
	Exceptional 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Grammar	Exceptional All grammar is completely correct.	Good Grammar has only one error.	Fair Grammar has two errors.	Poor Grammar has three or more errors.
Spelling	Exceptional Spelling has no errors.	Good Spelling has only one error.	Fair Spelling has two errors.	Poor Spelling has three or more errors.
Punctuation	Exceptional Punctuation has no errors.	Good Same as for Exceptional.	Fair Punctuation has one error.	Poor Punctuation has two or more errors.
Construction	Exceptional Followed the established format (pictures and sentences where they should be).	Good Same as for Exceptional.	Fair Followed the established format with maybe one or two small variances.	Poor Did not follow the established format.
Illustrations	Exceptional Illustrations are done in color and it is apparent that student spent a good amount of time in putting in details.	Good Illustrations are done in color and it seems that the student spent a bit of time in putting in details.	Fair Illustrations may or may not be done in color and it seems the student could have spent more time on the details.	Poor Illustrations are not done in color and it is apparent that the student spent little time on the details.
Neatness	Exceptional Work is incredibly neat: Pictures are completely glued down (no edges popping up). Pictures are put on evenly without it looking sloppy. Sentences are written neatly and straight in a bold color like a black, thin tipped marker.	Good Work is neat, but could be a bit neater: Pictures are mostly glued down (some small edges are popping up). Pictures are mostly put on evenly without looking sloppy. Sentences are written neatly, are mostly straight, and are done in a black, thin tipped marker.	Fair Work is lacking somewhat in neatness: Multiple edges of pictures are popping up from not being glued thoroughly. Pictures are put on in a kind of sloppy way and are not straight. Sentences are written in a sloppier way, are not completely straight, and are done with a writing utensil that is harder to read.	Poor Work is very sloppy: Edges of glued pictures are popping up frequently. Pictures are affixed in a very sloppy way and are not straight. Sentences are written in very sloppy handwriting, are not straight, and are done using a writing utensil that is not legible.