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PBL International food market Spanish project 
Rubric Code: B2W8AAW
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Subject: Foreign Languages  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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PBL International food market
  EXCEEDING

3 pts

MEETING

2 pts

APPROACHING

1 pts

NOT YET

0 pts

Research
10 %

Knowledge of culture, eating habits and typical dishes of home country

EXCEEDING

- Student completed a well
organized research of country's
cuisine and eating habits. The
group uses information from
interviews and additional research
to present their findings.
- Students present their findings in
class using google doc and/or
graphic organizers.
- Students use the Driven question
and share multiple ideas to
develop their research using a
mind map or other advance
collaboration tool.
MEETING

- Students complete a research of
countries cuisine, however,
information is not well organized. -
- Students uses research mainly
from internet.
- The group presents their findings
on paper with English and
Spanish words.
- Students use the Driven question
and share ideas to develop their
research using google docs to
collaborate.
APPROACHING

- Research is lacking in elements
required and there are many gaps
in the information presented.
- The group is not prepared when it
comes to present their findings.
Information is presented mainly in
English with just few Spanish
words.
- Students use the Driven question
with support and share ideas to
develop and present findings of their
research using their notebooks.
NOT YET

The group does not follow deadlines and the research presented is insufficient.
Students don't use the Driven question
and they do not collaborate and present
their findings using any tool.
Tasks completion/organization
15 %

- Group responsibilities
- Interview
- Google doc findings
- Glossary of vocab/verbs

EXCEEDING

- The group completes all the
weekly tasks following the
working calendar with quality of
work.
- Students were very well organized
sharing responsibilities and
presenting their work.
MEETING

- The group completes three/four
of the weekly tasks following the
working calendar with quality of
work.
- Students needed little support in
their organizing but did well
presenting their findings.
APPROACHING

- The group completes only
one/two weekly tasks following
the working calendar.
- Students were not organized and
needed reminders to stay on task,
and work independently.
NOT YET

- The group did not complete
project tasks following the
working calendar.
- The group was not organized and
didn't follow instructions and
shared responsibilities to work on
project.
Written work (Recipes)
25 %

-Presentation of 2 recipes
-Use of grammar
-Punctuation
-Presentation
-References

EXCEEDING

- The group presents more than 2
recipes on a google doc format
- The recipe contains 5 steps and
more than 8 different words and
more than 5 verbs contains with
none or just 1-2 errors in each
recipe of grammar, punctuation or
spelling.
- References are added with
correct citation.
-Students present their information
in Spanish/English and a third
language.
MEETING

- The group presents more 2
recipes on a google doc format
using images.
- The recipe contains 4-5 steps, use
of 6-8 different food words and 3-
4 verbs with 3-4 errors in
grammar punctuation and spelling
in one or both recipes.
- Students present their
information in Spanish/English.
APPROACHING

- The group presents only 1 recipe
on a google doc format without
images.
- The recipe contains less than 4
steps. use of less than 5 food
words and less than 3 verbs from
the glossary with more than
5errors in grammar punctuation
and spelling per recipes.
- Students present their
information just in Spanish and
uses google translator.
- References are not added to the
work.
NOT YET

- The group does not present a
recipe/s on a google doc format
without images.
- The recipe contains less than 3
steps and the use of vocabulary a
and grammar is insufficient. -
- Written work contains multiple
errors in grammar, punctuation
or spelling.
- No reference are included.
Oral Presentation/Food stand
35 %

-Multimedia or class presentation
-Food stand preparation and presentation.

EXCEEDING

- Student accurately explains
how to make his or her dish
mentioning more than 4 steps.
-Video length is 3-5 minutes
- All foods are said in Spanish. If a
word is accidentally said in
English, the student corrects
him/herself.
- Student adds an additional recipe
within the time limit and
presentation is enthusiastic and
very creative.
- Student brings in samples
of food and is prepared for the
event wearing traditional clothes.
MEETING

- Student accurately explains
how to make his or her dish
mentioning at least 4 steps.
-Video length is between 3-5.
- All foods are said in Spanish
- Student brings in samples
and he/she is prepared fo the
International Food Market Day.
APPROACHING

- Student does not accurately
explain how to make his or her
dish.
-Video length or presentation is less than 3 or more
than 5 minutes
- Student does not participate much
in the presentation and/or uses
mostly English.
- Student brings in samples
of food but he/she is not wearing
traditional clothes for the International Food Market Day.
NOT YET

- Student does not present a video
or participate in the presentation.
Collaboration
15 %

- Responsibility
- Teamwork
- Reflection

EXCEEDING

- Student is always prepared and
ready to work; is well informed on
the project topic and is always
ready to participate.
- Students always completes tasks
on time without having to be
reminded
- Student uses feedback from
others to improve work and gives
constructive feedback to others.
- Student acknowledges and
respects other perspectives;
disagrees diplomatically
-
-
MEETING

-Student is usually prepared,
informed, and ready to
work with the team.
- Student does some project tasks,
but needs to be reminded.
- Student usually reflects and uses
feedback from others to improve
work and gives feedback to
others, but it may not always be
useful.
- Student usually acknowledges and
respects other perspectives and
disagrees diplomatically
APPROACHING

- Student is sometimes prepared,
informed, and ready to
work with the team.
- Student sometimes reflects and
uses feedback from others to i
improve work. He/she doesn't not
give constructive feedback to
others.
- Student does sometimes
acknowledge or respect other
perspectives.
NOT YET

- Student is rarely prepared,
informed, and ready to
work with the team.
- Student doesn't complete
reflections and he/she doesn't
give or use feedback to improve
work.
- Student rarely acknowledge or
respect other perspectives and is
unkind to teammates.



Keywords:
  • Ms De Paz







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