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Vocabulary Game Demonstration 
Demonstration Speech
You will be graded on your ability to demonstrate your game.
Rubric Code: Y82WX8
By bonniefaust
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Subject: English  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: 9-12

Powered by iRubric Vocabulary Game Presentation
  Missing

0 pts

Poor

5 pts

Fair

10 pts

Good

15 pts

Excellent

20 pts

Body Language

Missing

Speaker sat or slouched, did not attempt to look presentable.
Poor

The speakers' posture and expression indicated a lack of enthusiasm or comfortableness with the speech. Some movements were very distracting and made the demonstration difficult to follow.
Fair

The speaker maintained adequate posture and mostly non-distracting movement during the speech. Expressions were comfortable.
Good

The speaker seemed comfortable and relaxed with no distracting movements.
Excellent

Speaker maintained good posture. Movements were purposeful and enhanced the delivery of the speech.
Pace and Pronunciation

Missing

Spoke very little or not at all.
Poor

Raced through the speech; The audience could barely understand the words and got little to no understanding of what the speaker was talking about. Audience may not have been able to hear.
Fair

Speaker may have spoken too quickly, softly or more clearly. The audience was able to distinguish the purpose of the speech. Often used unnecessary words like: umm, uh or like.
Good

Speaker used a good pace and was understood. Sometimes used unnecessary words like: umm, uh or like.
Excellent

Great pace, audience could hear everything and clearly understand the demonstration. Never or rarely used unnecessary words like: umm, uh or like.
Step-by- Step Directions

Missing

Directions were missing.
Poor

Directions were unclear and non-specific.
Fair

Directions were somewhat clear however missed some important points.
Good

Directions were somewhat clear however but speakers were able to answer questions to clarify.
Excellent

Directions were explicit and clearly explained. The audience was able to understand the game.
Materials

Missing

No materials or game.
Poor

Speakers were missing most of the components necessary to demonstrate the game.
Fair

Speakers did not have all of the necessary components to demonstrate the game.
Good

Speakers had all necessary materials to demonstrate the game but some materials may be in adequate or damaged.
Excellent

Speakers had all necessary materials to demonstrate the game.
Knowledge

Missing

Speaker did not seem to understand basics of the game.
Poor

Speaker only appeared to have a basic knowledge of the game.
Fair

Speaker sometimes seemed confused about the game.
Good

Speaker understood the game and explained it well. May be unsure about some of the questions about the game.
Excellent

Speaker clearly understood the game, was enthusiastic and able to answer questions about the game.




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