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Informational Commercial: Self-Defense for Children 
This commercial will be informational and the purpose is to educate the public about the benefits of self-defense classes for children.
Rubric Code: C9B922
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Subject: Humanities  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: K-5, 6-8

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  Not Yet Meeting

5 pts

Beginning to Meet

10 pts

Meeting

15 pts

Exceeding

20 pts

Presentation and Creativity

Not Yet Meeting

The commercial was not presented or it was evident that the planning and presentation was not well thought out.
Beginning to Meet

The commercial has creative potential, has a completed script and presented on time.
Meeting

The commercial is creative, effectively written -- following some of the areas to be covered -- and well presented.
Exceeding

The commercial is extremely creative, effectively written -- following all of the areas to be covered -- and well presented.
Message

Not Yet Meeting

The message was not there or was so overshadowed by other elements, such as antics, mumbling or no planning.
Beginning to Meet

The message was there but not always clear due to other elements overshadowing it, such as giggling or antics that took away the quality of the commercial.
Meeting

The message in the commercial is clear, including benefits and demonstrations of self-defense methods.
Exceeding

The message in the commercial is clear and powerful about the benefits of the topic, as well as the exploring of options for children to defend themselves against threats.
Visual Aids and Props

Not Yet Meeting

There were only a couple of props, backgrounds or costumes or the ones chosen took away from the commercial's message.
Beginning to Meet

The commercial made use of some props, costumes or backgrounds to reinforce the message, but was not successful.
Meeting

The commercial makes good use of all of the following: props, costumes, and backgrounds to reinforce the message.
Exceeding

The commercial makes great use of props, costumes, and backgrounds to reinforce the message, blending images and text effectively.
Audio

Not Yet Meeting

The actors' voice or voice-over was not used. There is no audio.
Beginning to Meet

The actors' voices or voice-over narration were not always clear or the students mumbled so that the message was not always clear to the audience.
Meeting

The actors or voice-over narrator had appropriate voice levels, used inflection when needed and knew their lines with very little stumbling on words.
Exceeding

The actors or voice-over narrator had appropriate voice levels, used voice inflection which supports their commercial when needed. The actors knew their lines without stumbling on words.
Proper Time Frame

Not Yet Meeting

The commercial was not completed
Beginning to Meet

The commercial was under or over the time limits by more than 5 seconds either way.
Meeting

The commercial was no more more than 3 seconds over the time limit or was no more than 3 seconds under the minimum time limit
Exceeding

The commercial lasted 45 and 90 seconds exactly.



Keywords:
  • Commercial, Informational, Self-Defense for Children

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