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Summer Camp Letter "The Skin I'm In" Character Facebook Students will write a letter about their adventures in summer camp. Rubric Code: TX2C8X4 By ctumminello Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Foreign Languages Type: Writing Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12

Summer Camp Letter
	Awesome! 10 pts	Good 7 pts	Okay 5 pts	Poor 0 pts
Length	Awesome! Student wrote at least 20 complete sentences that are descriptive.	Good Student wrote 15-19 complete sentences that are descriptive.	Okay Student wrote 10-14 complete sentences or included more than 14 sentences that were incomplete.	Poor Student wrote less than 10 sentences.
Interests/ Likes and Dislikes	Awesome! Student included at least 2 likes (using gustar), 2 dislikes (using gustar), and 3 additional verbs to demonstrate activities they enjoy participating in during their free time.	Good Student included at least 1 like (using gustar), 1 dislike (using gustar), and 2 additional verbs to demonstrate activities they enjoy participating in during their free time.	Okay Student included at least 1 like (using gustar), 1 dislike (using gustar), and 1 additional verb to demonstrate activities they enjoy participating in during their free time.	Poor Student included less than 1 of each of the required verbs.
Adjectives	Awesome! Student included at least 2 adjectives to describe each new friend's physical appearance and at least 2 adjectives to describe each friend's personality traits (a total of 8 adjectives).	Good Student included less than 1-2 adjectives to describe each new friend's physical appearance and 1-2 adjectives to describe each friend's personality traits (a total of 6 adjectives).	Okay Student included 1 adjective to describe each new friend's physical appearance and 1 adjective to describe each friend's personality traits (a total of 4 adjectives).	Poor Student did not adequately describe a their new friends.
Wall Posts/Comments	Awesome! Student included at least 3 wall posts and at least 1 comment on each of those posts from a friend or family member.	Good Student included 2 wall posts and at least 1 comment on each of those posts from a friend or family member.	Okay Student included 1 wall post and 1 comment on that post from a friend or family member.	Poor Student did not include wall posts or comments.
Creativity/Language	Awesome! The page was attractive and informative. The page included at least 5 pictures and/or imbedded videos demonstrating the personal qualities and activities that they described as well as family photos.	Good The page was attractive and informative. The page included 3-4 pictures and/or imbedded videos demonstrating the personal qualities and activities that they described as well as family photos.	Okay The page was attractive and informative. The page included 1-2 pictures and/or imbedded videos demonstrating the personal qualities and activities that they described as well as family photos.	Poor Page does not reflect student's personality/interests or family member's descriptions.

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