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Personal Finance Vocabulary Assignments 7 Habits Journal Writing Assignments Rubric for the completion of chapter vocabulary assignments done on the online presentation site Prezi. Rubric Code: XC4AW6 By johnsonw Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Finance Type: Assignment Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12

Personal Finance Vocab Assignments
	EXCELLENT 4 pts	GOOD 3 pts	SATISFACTORY 2 pts	POOR 1 pts
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VOCABULARY WORD & DEFINITION 20 % [Vocab word and its definition are accurately copied from textbook to Prezi.]	EXCELLENT All vocabulary words are... • typed correctly at the top of the appropriate frame. • defined using the exact words in the textbook.	GOOD Most vocabulary words are... • typed correctly at the top of the appropriate frame. • defined using the exact words in the textbook.	SATISFACTORY Some vocabulary words are... • typed correctly at the top of the appropriate frame. • defined using the exact words in the textbook.	POOR Very few vocabulary words are... • typed correctly at the top of the appropriate frame. • defined using the exact words in the textbook.
2.
SENTENCE CREATION 55 % [A fictitious sentence is written, using the vocabulary word in the context of its definition.]	EXCELLENT All vocab words have sentences written that ... • are 100% fictitious and not from the textbook. • use the entire vocabulary word in the context of its given definition. • are at least 7 words long. • do not start with a personal pronoun. • are not repetitive in relation to other sentences.	GOOD Most vocab words have sentences written that ... • are 100% fictitious and not from the textbook. • use the entire vocabulary word in the context of its given definition. • are at least 7 words long. • do not start with a personal pronoun. • are not repetitive in relation to other sentences.	SATISFACTORY Some vocab words have sentences written that ... • are 100% fictitious and not from the textbook. • use the entire vocabulary word in the context of its given definition. • are at least 7 words long. • do not start with a personal pronoun. • are not repetitive in relation to other sentences.	POOR Very few vocab words have sentences written that ... • are 100% fictitious and not from the textbook. • use the entire vocabulary word in the context of its given definition. • are at least 7 words long. • do not start with a personal pronoun. • are not repetitive in relation to other sentences.
3.
IMAGES 10 % [Placement of relevant images on Prezi frames.]	EXCELLENT All frames have images that: • relate to the vocabulary term and are placed/cropped nicely in the frame.	GOOD Most frames have images that: • relate to the vocabulary term and are placed/cropped nicely in the frame.	SATISFACTORY Less than half of frames have images that: • relate to the vocabulary term and are placed/cropped nicely in the frame.	POOR Very few frames have images that: • relate to the vocabulary term and are placed/cropped nicely in the frame.
4.
WRITING, PROOFING & EDITING 15 % [Correctness and accuracy of your writing content in assignments, tests, and quizzes.]	EXCELLENT Almost all of your writing included ... • CAPITALIZATION used correctly—including words at the beginning of sentences and all proper nouns. • PUNCTUATION used at the end of all sentences and elsewhere where necessary. • CORRECTLY SPELLED WORDS used in proper context (looked up if unsure, asked for help, and didn't rely solely on spell-check!). • COMPLETE SENTENCES, with subject-verb agreement, that made sense and were appropriate.	GOOD A large amount of your writing included ... • CAPITALIZATION used correctly—including words at the beginning of sentences and all proper nouns. • PUNCTUATION used at the end of all sentences and elsewhere where necessary. • CORRECTLY SPELLED WORDS used in proper context (looked up if unsure, asked for help, and didn't rely solely on spell-check!). • COMPLETE SENTENCES, with subject-verb agreement, that made sense and were appropriate.	SATISFACTORY A small amount of your writing included ... • CAPITALIZATION used correctly—including words at the beginning of sentences and all proper nouns. • PUNCTUATION used at the end of all sentences and elsewhere where necessary. • CORRECTLY SPELLED WORDS used in proper context (looked up if unsure, asked for help, and didn't rely solely on spell-check!). • COMPLETE SENTENCES, with subject-verb agreement, that made sense and were appropriate.	POOR Almost none of your writing included ... • CAPITALIZATION used correctly—including words at the beginning of sentences and all proper nouns. • PUNCTUATION used at the end of all sentences and elsewhere where necessary. • CORRECTLY SPELLED WORDS used in proper context (looked up if unsure, asked for help, and didn't rely solely on spell-check!). • COMPLETE SENTENCES, with subject-verb agreement, that made sense and were appropriate.

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