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Speak Up About Recycling Speak Up About Recycling A short presentation using a cause and effect statement based on lesson content. Rubric Code: GXW6W37 By walkinthewoods Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 6-8

Speak Up Students worked in pairs to write a cause and effect statement based on reading content and add a physical element to aid in comprehension. The student was to write a personal statement on recycling.
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts
Verbal Speaking Voice	Poor The student's presentation was unintelligible.	Fair The student's presentation was quiet, but intelligible.	Good The student gave a strong, clear, and intelligible presentation.
Non Verbal Eye Contact	Poor The student did not make eye contact with anyone.	Fair The student made eye contact with one or two people.	Good The student made eye contact with more than two people.
Content Cause and effect statement.	Poor The statement was not about a cause and effect.	Fair The cause and effect statement was difficult to follow and understand.	Good The cause and effect statement was clear, understandable, and correct.
Content Recycling Statement	Poor The statement was not about disposal or recycling.	Fair It was difficult to determine what the student's view on disposal or recycling was.	Good The statement concerning disposal or recycling was strong and understandable.
Pronunciation Word pronunciation	Poor The student pronounced less than 50% of the words correctly.	Fair The student pronounced 50-79% of the words correctly.	Good The student pronounced 80-100% of the words correctly.
Physical Element Actions to accompany the cause and effect statement.	Poor The student did not use any actions in the presentation.	Fair The student used one action to complement the cause and effect statement.	Good The student used two or more actions to complement the cause and effect statement.