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Participial Adjectives Skit Students will use -ed and -ing adjectives in speech. Rubric Code: PX26W65 By tclanin Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8

Adjective Skit
	Superior 5 pts	Excellent 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Preparation	Superior Skit has obviously been practiced. Students are able to present the skit easily from memory.	Excellent Skit has been practiced. Students are able to present the skit from memory.	Good Skit has been practiced a little. Students are able to easily present skit with the seldom use of notes.	Fair Skit has not been practiced and/or students rely heavily on notes.	Poor Skit has not been practiced and the students rely heavily on notes. Students are unprepared to present.
Creativity	Superior Skit is very creative and unique. Students act and use lots of expression and emotion while speaking.	Excellent Skit is creative and/or unique. Students act and speak with some expression and/or emotion but there could be more.	Good Skit is somewhat creative. Students do little acting and/or use little emotion when speaking.	Fair Skit lacks creativity. Students do not act and/or use emotion when speaking.	Poor Skit lacks creativity. Students have trouble preforming skit with the use of notes.
Communication	Superior Students speak clearly and are easily understood. Students use correct pronunciation. Students speak at a good volume.	Excellent Students speak clearly and are understood. Students use almost all correct pronunciation. Students speak at a good volume.	Good Students speak somewhat clearly and are understood. Students have no more than 2 words said incorrectly. Students may speak at a good volume.	Fair Students speak unclearly and/or mispronounce some words. Student may not speak at a good volume.	Poor Students speech is unclear and are not understood at times. Students mispronounce words and/or speak at a very low level, may mumble.
Required Elements/Grammar	Superior Students correctly use both -ed and -ing adjectives. Skit has more than 6 examples of adjectives. No grammatical errors.	Excellent Students correctly use both -ed and -ing adjectives. Skit has more than 6 examples. Few grammatical errors.	Good Students correctly use both -ed and -ing adjectives. More than 4 examples of adjectives used with some grammatical errors.	Fair Students sometimes correctly use -ed and -ing adjectives. Students use at least 4 adjectives. May have major grammatical errors.	Poor Students misuse -ed and -ing adjectives. Students use at least 2 adjectives. There are major grammatical errors in the skit.