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Preterite vs. Imperfect Postcard

SW create a postcard. On the back write to a friend/family member about a trip they took. They must use preterite/imp. correctly

Rubric Code: C6XXW9

By lauracshaw

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Subject: Foreign Languages

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 9-12

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	Excellent 5 pts	Good 4 pts	Fair 3 pts	Poor 2 pts
Content: Preterite vs. Imperfect	Excellent The two tenses are used correctly and show the student's knowledge of the circumstances in which each would be used. Verbs are conjugated and spelled correctly	Good There are 1-2 errors in tense usage and demonstartes that student understands the content well. There are 1-2 conjugation or spelling errors.	Fair There are 3-4 errors in tense usage and demonstrates that student understands the content fairly well but still needs practice. There are 3-4 conjugation or spelling erros.	Poor There are 5-6 errors in tense usage and demonstrates that student does not fully grasp the content. There are 5-6 conjugation or spelling errors.
Vocabluary	Excellent Vocabulary is relevent and used correctly. Words are spelled correctly.	Good There are 1-2 errors in which vocabulary is misused. There are 1-2 spelling errors.	Fair There are 3-4 errors in which vocabulary is misused. There are 3-4 spelling errors.	Poor There are 5-6 errors in which vocabulary is misused. There are 5-6 spelling errors.
Creativity	Excellent Postcard is well decorated on the front either with students own artwork or a magazine colage. The message on the back is well thought and has elements that lend to the readers enjoyment.	Good Postcard is somewhat decorated or shows some evidence of rushed work. Message on the back is fairly well thought out and there are some elements that lend to the readers enjoyment.	Fair Postcard is decorated sloppily and show evidence of rushed work. Message is not well thought out and has few creative elements.	Poor Postcard is not decorated and shows little effort. Message shows little thought, effort and creativity.
Meets requirements	Excellent Work is handed in on time and meets legnth requirement of at least 12 sentences.	Good Work is handed in one day late. Work does not meet legnth requirements by 1-2 sentences. There are 1-2 spelling errors	Fair Work is handed in two days late. Work does not meet legnth requirements by 3-4 sentences.	Poor Work is handed in three days late. Work does not meet legnth requirements by 5-6 sentences.