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ACCIDENTS ROLE PLAY ACCIDENTS ROLE PLAY You will be put into groups and asked to create a short role play based on your assigned accident scenario. After creating a short role play, your group will then perform your role play to a class. Rubric Code: XX2B4W6 By jadyarriaga Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Presentation Grade Levels: (none)

Role Play
	Excellent 3 pts	Good 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Preparation	Excellent Students were on task for all of the planning time and developed a well thought out skit.	Good Students were on task for most of the planning time and developed a well thought out skit.	Poor Students were off task for the time of planning and did not develop a well thought out skit.
Presentation- Humor	Excellent Students made a very strong connection to the subject during the presentation and did so in a believable manner. Used humor to make the video interesting	Good Students made a good connection to the subject during the presentation and did so in a believable manner. Used some humor to make the video interesting	Poor Students did not make a connection to the subject during the presentation and the material was not presented in a believable manner. Did no use the humor and the video is not too interesting
Collaboration	Excellent All students in the group worked well together.	Good Some students in the group worked well together.	Poor Students appeared to have strong difficulties working in the group together.
Time	Excellent The Role Play- Video was at least one minute long.	Good The Role Play-Video was between 45 seconds and 1 minute long.	Poor The Role Play - Video was less than 45 seconds long.
Pronunciation- Speaking	Excellent The speaking performance was excellent. No pronunciation mistakes	Good The speaking performance did not have major pronunciation mistakes.	Poor The speaking performance had several pronunciation mistakes that prevented the audience to understand the lines.