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Mandatos Formales en la cocina Use formal commands to demonstrate the creation of a recipe in Spanish. Rubric Code: UCX257 By acrosasward Draft Public Rubric Subject: Foreign Languages Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

Mandatos en la cocina
	Excellent 10 pts	Good 7 pts	Needs work 4 pts
Commands	Excellent Students have used at least 10 formal commands throughout the script and the commands are used accurately.	Good Students have used 7-5 formal commands and have included useOR The commands are mostly used accurately	Needs work Less than 5 commands are used and a few are used accurately.
Accuracy of commands	Excellent Has 2 or less errors in forming commands and/or commands with pronouns	Good 3-4 errors	Needs work 5 or more errors
Communication	Excellent Great clarity, voice projection, no distractions, speaking in complete sentences and spoke slowly enough to be understood by viewers. Uses eye contact and speaks with confidence.	Good Some portions may be hard to hear or understand. Sometimes has good eye contact.	Needs work Mumbling makes it hard to understand. Does not look at audience and lacks confidence in speaking.
Vocabulary	Excellent Uses vocabulary words appropriate to the lesson and understand their meanings.	Good Able to use some vocabulary appropriate to the lesson.	Needs work Can't remember vocabulary or vocabulary is limited in order to complete the project.
Preparedness	Excellent Uses class time to find recipe appropriate for project. On task and preparation is demonstrated in the outcome of the project.	Good At times on task. Not completely prepared for the project and may have needed more practice in advance.	Needs work Unprepared. Did not use class time to prepare and didn't practice in advance.
Listening	Excellent Can show understanding of other's presentations by writing out the steps of their recipes.	Good Can show some understanding.	Needs work Doesn't understand what's being said.