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A presentation in French using images that show a typical French town & shopping areas. shops vocabulary. Student will describe the location of buildings as the shopping trip of M. & Mme. Blancard is narrated
Rubric Code: WX4A7B8
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Subject: Foreign Languages  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  Excellent

10 pts

Good

8 pts

Fair

7 pts

Poor

5 pts

Clarity & Neatness of Visual

Excellent

All writing & images show exceptional effort & are clear for all to see.At lest 4 buildings have accurate French names
Good

Visual can be seen with some effort on the part of the viewers.Only 3 buildings have accurate French names
Fair

Visual lacks neatness and effort. Writing is difficult to distinguish and images either lack relevance or are too small & unclear. Only 2 buildings have accurate French names
Poor

Visual is extremely difficult to see or understand & only one building has an accurate French name.
Shop sentence accuracy

description of actions going to or in a shop .

Excellent

All sentences include a suitable subject & correct verb conjugation & show effort, variety & interest(0,1 error).
Good

Sentences contain 2-4 errors in subject & verb conjugations and need more variety & interest
Fair

Sentences contain 5-7 errors and lack effort, variety & interest.
Poor

Sentences contain 8 or more errors & are 3 word sentences demonstrating little to no effort or interest.
Creativity and Style

illustrations

Excellent

Depiction of town square shows exceptional effort & is authentic.
Good

The visual is clear and understandable but lacks some interest.
Fair

The visual lacks creativity - very basic.
Poor

The visuals lack any evidence of effort.
prepositions in sentences

statements showing where buildings are located

Excellent

Sentences includes correct use of 5 required prepositions with 0,1 mistakes in prepositional phrase
Good

Sentences lack one preposition or contains 2-4 mistakes in use of prepositional phrase
Fair

Sentences lack two to three prepositions or prepositional phrase contains 5-6 mistakes
Poor

Sentence lacks 4,5 prepositions or phrases contain 7 or more mistakes.
use or voir

at least 2 different & correct forts

Excellent

2 different forms of the verbs are correctly used & sentences show effort & interest
Good

2 different forms of voir are used but sentences are too basic & lack interest or effort
Fair

1 form of voir is incorrect, missing, or both forms are the same
Poor

Both forms of voir are incorrect or missing
use of devoir

at least 2 different & correct forms

Excellent

2 different forms of devoir are correctly used & sentences show interest & effort
Good

2 different forms of devoir are used but sentence structure of 1 sentences is incorrect
Fair

1 form of devoir is incorrect, missing, or both sentences contain structural errors
Poor

Both forms of devoir are incorrect or misiing
understandable sentences of purchas

shopping accuracy

Excellent

In general, sentences support errands that the couple need to accomplish & are easily understood.
Good

Sentences for shopping lack some clarity or some are too basic.
Fair

Sentences lack clarity or most are too basic.
Poor

shopping needs are difficult to understand



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