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Film strip Daily Routine

On side 1 the students were expected to use REFLEXIVE VERBS to describe WHAT is the character's routine. On side 2 the students had to create a film strip telling what the character is doing, one action in each box.

Rubric Code: B6383A

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Subject: Foreign Languages

Type: Project

Grade Levels: (none)

Comic Strip Project
	Very Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
The character and	Very Poor The student's work is not legible. It is poorly written. The student uses the same sentence for each character. There are more than 3 grammar errors for at least 3 characters.	Fair The student's work is legible but could have been written neater. Each box has been filled with illustrations but information has been left out. There are more than 2 grammar errors for at least 2 characters.	Good The student took their time to draw pictures of their characters or find appropriated pictures . They show they have a knowledge of the verb REFLEXIVE VERBS. There are more than 2 errors for at least 1 character.	Excellent The student was very neat and creative. They took their time to proofread their work. All the grammar is correct for the actions they are describing. They could have made one error.
Comic Strip	Very Poor There are no pictures drawn for each caption. The student used the same caption for every film strip box. There are more than 3 grammar errors for at least 3 comic boxes.	Fair The student colored and illustrated each film strip caption. It could have been neater. The student made more than 2 errors for at least 2 comic boxes.	Good The student colored and illustrated everything very neatly. The student made 3 or less grammatical errors. The student had a general knowledge of the informal future.	Excellent The student excceded the expectation. The student was very creative and neat. The student did not make more than 2 grammatical errors.