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Speaking about colors of home country or event 
Rubric Code: A6XW66
By Vmars56387
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Subject: Education  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: (none)

Powered by iRubric Colors of Home Country or an Event
  Good

20 pts

Fair

15 pts

Poor

10 pts

Topic not completed

0 pts

Country

Good

Stated the country at the start of presentation.
Fair

Stated the country after the start of the presentation.
Poor

Stated the country at the end of the presentation.
Topic not completed

Did not state the country.
Flag/Event/Colors

Good

Made statement about flag or event at the start of presentation.
Fair

Made statement about flag or event after the start of presentation.
Poor

Made statement about flag or event at the end of presentation.
Topic not completed

Did not state if speaking about flag, or special event.
Significance of Colors

Good

Explained significance of colors.
Fair
Poor
Topic not completed

Did not explain the significance of colors.
Speaking

Good

Spoke easily (without long pauses or reading); easy to understand (spoke clearly and at a good pace).
Fair

Spoke well (some long pauses or some reading); spoke clearly but at a fast pace.
Poor

Spoke mostly with reading notes, not easy to understand.
Topic not completed

Read notes.
Notes

Good

Notes are organized and points are included in speech.
Fair

Notes are organized; some points included in speech.
Poor

Notes are not organized; points
Topic not completed

Do not have notes.




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