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Pista-un juego de mesa 
Board Game Social Studies
You are to create a board game based on Clue. You must include a game board, nine rooms, six weapons, six suspects and 21 cards with the rooms, suspects and weapons listed on each one individually. You also most include drawings to depict each part of the game. All must be in Spanish. Please be creative, and neat. Use color drawings, pictures and/or clippings.
Rubric Code: ZXWBAW3
By ellenlholmes
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Subject: Foreign Languages  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 9-12

Powered by iRubric Pista-Un juego de mesa
  Excellent

15 pts

Good

10 pts

Fair

5 pts

Poor

1 pts

Game Pieces

You need to create six suspects using professions, and six weapons, using household items. All must be in Spanish and accompanied by a picture.
Excellent

Student has created twelve beautiful and unique game pieces. All include pictures, and are in Spanish.
Good

Student has created eleven unique game pieces, and all but one have pictures and are in Spanish.
Fair

Student has created ten fairly unique game pieces . Some are in Spanish, and some have pictures.
Poor

Student has created nine or less game pieces. Some are missing pictures, and some are not in Spanish.
Game Board

Your game board needs to be complete with nine rooms, spaced, a start and a finish. All needs to be in Spanish with pictures. The game board must be neat, creative, and easy to read.
Excellent

Student created a colorful board with nine detailed rooms and pictures. The spaces cover the board. There is a start space and a finish space. All is in Spanish.
Good

Student created a colorful board with eight detailed rooms and pictures. The spaces cover most of the board. There is a start space and a finish space. All is in Spanish.
Fair

Student created a colorful board with seven detailed rooms and pictures. The spaces cover some of the board. There is not a start space nor a finish space. Some are in Spanish.
Poor

Student created a colorful board with six or less detailed rooms and pictures. The spaces cover less than half of the board. There is not a start space nor a finish space. Some are in Spanish.
Cards/Challenges

You must create 21 cards that list each room with a picture, each suspect with a picture and each weapon with a picture. On the back side of the card the you must include labels of each type of card. All must be in Spanish.
Excellent

Student created 21 cards, beautifully decorated on one side with a title on the other side. The cards have clear, detailed, and accurate connections to the game board. All is in Spanish.
Good

Student created 20 cards, beautifully decorated on one side, a title on the other side. The cards have clear, detailed, and accurate connections to the game board. All is in Spanish.
Fair

Student created less than 20 cards, decorated on one side, with a title on the other side. The cards have connections to the game board. Some are in Spanish.
Poor

Student created less than 20 cards, not decorated on one side, with no titles on the other side. The cards have no connection to the game board. Some are in Spanish.





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