iRubric: Spanish Grammar Lesson Study Guide rubric

You accurately provided all rules to teach the topic. Each rule was written clearly and several examples were provided: analogies, MC items, grammar used in context from textbook. Complete sentences were used. The examples were correct and easy to understand. You referenced the textbook in your presentation. If we want to learn more, we know where to go.

You did not accurately provide all of the rules to teach the topic. Some rules might be missing, examples were not plentiful. Complete sentences might not have been used. Examples might not have been correct and/ or easy to understand. You did not consistently reference the textbook in your presentation.

You did not explain the structure with examples. Or the rules and examples were incorrect. It is clear you do not understand how to teach the topic. Rules and examples might have been printed off from the Internet instead of using the textbook as reference. Or, you provided only one example.

The game provided a list of rules to explain how to play. All students had a role in the game. The game applied to the grammar topic and was creative and easy to understand.

The game might not have provided a list of rules to explain how to play. Some students might not have a role in the game. The game might not apply to the grammar topic. The game isn't very creative or easy to understand.

The game might be missing a list of rules, didn't apply to the topic, or wasn't created. The game didn't demonstrate creativity or might have been confusing.