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My Election Speech 
After learning about how an election works and what voters look for in a candidate, students will write their own campaign speech.
Rubric Code: V27W5C
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Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: K-5

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  Needs Work

Student meets a few or none of the requirements for each section.

1 pts

Developing

Student meets some of the requirements for each section.

2 pts

Developed

Student meets all requirements listed for each section.

3 pts

Content

Needs Work

The student does not address WHY he/she would like to be president or WHAT they would do to get into that office.
Developing

The speech tells WHY the student wants to be president but does not tell WHAT they will do, OR it only tells WHAT they will do but not WHY they want to be president.
Developed

The speech clearly tells WHY the student wants to be president and WHAT he/she will do in order to obtain that position.
Comprehension

Needs Work

The student does not demonstrate understanding of the election lesson through the speech.
Developing

The student demonstrates minimal comprehension and understanding of the lesson through details provided in the speech.
Developed

The student demonstrates understanding of the election lesson through his/her sentences in the speech.
Length

Needs Work

The student has very little to show for the allotted time given. 0-2 sentences are written on the page.
Developing

The student's speech is 3-6 sentences long. There is almost enough text for a full speech.
Developed

The student demonstrated that they would be able to speak for 7-10 sentences.




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