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Preterite and Imperfect Fairy Tale

Spanish 2 story telling using the preterite and the imperfect tenses.

Rubric Code: AXWXW85

By amadaginsberg

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Subject: Foreign Languages

Type: Writing

Grade Levels: 9-12

Story Writing
	Excellent Student did very well. Put in much effort and followed instructions to a "T." 4 pts	Average Student completed the project sufficiently, but there were some missing elements. 3 pts	Poor Student completed project insufficiently. There was a lack of effort and organization. 2 pts
Grammar	Excellent Preterite and imperfect is used appropriately throughtout the story. spelling errors are minimal	Average Some of the grammar is incorrect (i.e. usage, spelling), but the essence of meaning is not lost.	Poor Most of the grammar is poor due to usage mistakes and careless spelling.
Vocabulary	Excellent Vocabulary is used accurately.	Average Vocabulary has some errors, but do not keep form understanding.	Poor Vocabulary has many errors, hinders understanding.
Pronunciation	Excellent The students speak well and pronounce the language with minimal mistakes.	Average The students make several errors in pronunciation, but continue to demonstrate effort and are understood.	Poor The students have made little progress in pronunciation. Students are difficult tot understand throughout the entire presentation.
Time on Task	Excellent The student worked productively and efficiently at all times.	Average The student worked productively most of the time during class, but veered off task at some point(s).	Poor The student did not work productively, and spent much class time off task.
Illustrations	Excellent Each pages contained at least one neat and appropriate illustration that expressed what was going on in the story at that time.	Average Most pages contained at least one neat and appropriate illustration that expressed what was going on in the story at that time.	Poor Many pages did not contain at least one appropriate illustration that expressed what was going on in the story at that time. And/Or 2 or more illustrations were inappropriate for the project.