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Family Tree Family Tree Creating a family tree in Spanish that describes what these family members are like and what they like to do. Rubric Code: W74XC9 By vsantos Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Foreign Languages Type: Project Grade Levels: (none)

Family Tree Enter rubric description
	Excellent 10 pts	Good 7 pts	Fair 4 pts
10 Family Members Include 3 Generations of family members and no less than 10 family members in the family tree.	Excellent You included 3 generations of family members labeled in Spanish and there were 10 family members in your family tree.	Good You had two generation of family members labeled in Spanish and/or there were 6-9 family members in your family tree.	Fair You had one generation of family members labeled in Spanish. and/or there were less than 5 family members in your family tree.
Age of all Family Members Include a birth date for all family members.	Excellent You have included an age for all family members.	Good You have included an age for most family members.	Fair You have included an age for some family members.
Facts for Immediate Family Members Include four facts in Spanish about immediate family members in Spanish.	Excellent One descriptive sentece was used per family member with at least two adjectives.	Good One descriptive senteces was used per family memeber with one adjective.	Fair You included no facts about your immediate family members in Spanish.
Describing Family Members Describe each family member using two different adjectives. Example: Mi madre es baja y seria.	Excellent You described all of your family members using adjectives in Spanish.	Good You described most of your family members using adjectives in Spanish.	Fair You described some of your family members using adjectives in Spanish.
Grammar and Spelling Make sure that you have corrected your spelling and grammar in your final revision.	Excellent You have no spelling or grammar errors throughout your project.	Good You have a few small errors, yet your writing is still understandable.	Fair You have some grammar and spelling errors that sometimes make it hard to understand what you are trying to write about.