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Spanish Skit Spanish Skit Students are required to engage in a conversation by performing a Spanish skit and put into practice the vocabulary learned in class. Rubric Code: J2WB74A By tailorhamlet Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Foreign Languages Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

Spanish Skit
	Need improvement 1 pts	Good 2 pts	Excellent 3 pts
Pronunciation	Need improvement Often mumbles, cannot be understood. Mispronounces 50% of the words.	Good Speaks clearly and distinctintly most of the time. Mispronounces less than 50% of the words.	Excellent Speaks clearly and distinctly all the time, and mispronounces few or no words.
Vocabulary	Need improvement Fewer than 3 classroom expressions	Good Uses 3 - 4 classroom expressions	Excellent Uses at least 5 classroom expressions
Organization	Need improvement Skit does not show sequence or structure.	Good Skit shows sequence and structure most of the time.	Excellent Lines make sense.
Complete Sentences Applies to Oral and Written	Need improvement Rarely or never speaks/writes in complete sentences.	Good Mostly speaks/writes in complete sentences.	Excellent Always speaks/writes in complete sentences.
Writing Applies only to Written	Need improvement Errors interfere with meaning. Grammar usage, sentence structure and spelling.	Good Some errors sometimes interfere with meaning. Only minor errors are evident in final script, grammar usage, sentence structure, and spelling.	Excellent Few or none errors, not interfering with meaning. The use of writing conventions are fluid and complex: spelling, puntuation, grammar usage, sentence strycture.
Creativity	Need improvement Little imagination or humor is used; skit is boring	Good Some imagination or humor is used, but skit is dull	Excellent Skit is full of imagination and humor. Audience is entertained.
Performance	Need improvement Lines are read off paper or notecards	Good Some lines are memorized but little or no acting involved	Excellent Lines are memorized, rehearsed and well acted-out