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Travel Blog
Latin I Villa Romana Poster
Presentational Communication: Write simple phrases and sentences in Latin; Comparison: Demonstrate a knowledge of the geography of the ancient world and connect it to the modern world ASSIGNMENT: Write a blog with three pages from the perspective of a traveler on a trek around the Mediterranean, commenting on your three favorite places along the way. You may choose if you are using an ancient or modern perspective.
Rubric Code:
BX5WCX3
By
mss1226
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Subject:
Foreign Languages
Type:
Presentation
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Blog
Optime
5 pts
Bene
4 pts
Esto
3 pts
Male
2 pts
Pessime (1-0)
0 pts
Content
Optime
You have made a personal reflection about 3 of the 5 locations discussed in class.
Bene
You have made a personal reflection about 3 of the 5 locations discussed in class.
Esto
You have made a personal reflection about 2 of the 5 locations discussed in class.
Male
You have made a personal reflection about 2 of the 5 locations discussed in class.
Pessime (1-0)
You have written about one or none of the locations discussed in class.
Noun Syntax
Optime
There are at least 3 full sentences (subject, verb, direct object and two pieces of fluff) about EACH location in Latin. The nouns' endings are always correct for their usage.
Bene
There are at least 2 full sentences (subject, verb, direct object and two pieces of fluff) about EACH location in Latin. The nouns' endings are often correct for their usage.
Esto
There are at least 2 full sentences (subject, verb, direct object and two pieces of fluff) about EACH location in Latin. The nouns' endings are sometimes correct for their usage.
Male
There is at least one full sentence (subject, verb, direct object and two pieces of fluff) about EACH location in Latin. The nouns' endings are rarely correct for their usage.
Pessime (1-0)
There is one or no full sentence in Latin. The nouns' endings are not correct for their usage.
Latin in Diary x 2
Optime
Student has used: at least 25 words from chapters 10-17 of Ecce Romani I. The sentences make the reader want to visit these locations!
Bene
Student has used: at least 19-24 words from chapters 10-17 of Ecce Romani I. The sentences make the reader want to visit these locations!
Esto
Student has used: at least 15-18 words from chapters 10-17 of Ecce Romani I. The sentences make the reader interested in these locations.
Male
Student has used: at least 10-14 words from chapters 10-17 of Ecce Romani I. The sentences don't provoke interest in the reader.
Pessime (1-0)
Student has used: fewer than 10 words from chapters 10-17 of Ecce Romani I. The sentence(s) doesn't provoke interest in the reader.
Verb Integration
Optime
Student has used both the present and imperfect tense correctly throughout the composition at least nine times.
Bene
Student has used both the present and imperfect tense correctly throughout the composition 7-8 times.
Esto
Student has used both the present and imperfect tense correctly throughout the composition 5-6 times.
Male
Student has used both the present and imperfect tense correctly throughout the composition 3-4 times.
Pessime (1-0)
Student has used both the present and imperfect tense correctly throughout the composition 2 or fewer times.
Location Images
Optime
There are at least two images for each location with each diary entry. No anachronisms exist.
Bene
Two of the locations have two images with their diary entries. No anachronisms exist.
Esto
All of the locations have at least one image with each diary entry. No anachronisms exist.
Male
Two of the locations have one image with their diary entries. No anachronisms exist.
Pessime (1-0)
No images/No real sites are portrayed.
Keywords:
Latin, Mediterranean
Subjects:
Foreign Languages
Types:
Presentation
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