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Deutsch II Kapitel 9 Dialog
Deutsch II Kapitel 9 Dialog
This short skit is meant to incoporate the various grammatical functions studied in Chapter 9. Your skit should therefore include the following: at least one of each type of the three command forms, three conjugations of the verb wissen, five directional phrases (like "Geh geradeaus in die Kärtnerstraße"), a dass-clause, and someone needs to ask for more of something that there is no more of (in other words use, the "noch ein" and "kein mehr" constructions).
Rubric Code:
CX3AA9C
By
heikewrenn
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Subject:
Foreign Languages
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Kapitel I Dialog
Outstanding
20 pts
Great
18 pts
Good
15 pts
Fair
10 pts
Poor
5 pts
Required Elements
Outstanding
Students include ALL required elements and seamlessly include them into the plot of their skit.
Great
Students include ALL required elements.
Good
Students include 8-12 of the required elements.
Fair
Students include 4 -8 of the required elements
Poor
Students include 4 or fewer of the required elements.
Grammar and Structure
Outstanding
No errors; structure is appropriate to German usage.
Great
0-5 errors; structure is appropriate to German usage.
Good
5-10 errors; structure is appropriate with several errors.
Fair
10-15 errors; weak structure.
Poor
15-20 errors; little to no structure.
Presentation Time
Outstanding
The skit is about 4 minutes long.
Great
The skit is about 3minutes long
Good
The skit is about 2 minutes long.
Fair
The skit is about 1 minute long.
Poor
The skit lasts less than 30 seconds.
Group work time
Outstanding
Group work time is used efficiently; conversation is exclusively devoted to work on the skit and ideas about it.
Great
Group work time is used efficiently; conversation is mostly devoted to work on the skit and ideas about it.
Good
Group work time is used somewhat efficiently; not all members are involved and conversation is only partially devoted to the skit.
Fair
Group work time is not used efficiently; not all members are involved and conversation is mostly devoted to other topics.
Poor
Group work time is not used efficiently; not all members are involved and conversation is not devoted to the skit.
Individual performance
Outstanding
Student contributes enthusiastically to group; student speaks his/her part loudly and clearly.
Great
Student contributes willingly to group; student speaks loudly and clearly.
Good
Student contributes to group; student speaks just loudly enough.
Fair
Student contributes little to group; student does not speak loud enough for all to hear.
Poor
Student does not contribute to group; student speaks too quietly to be heard.
Google.docs usage
Outstanding
Student types 1/3 of the skit by using the Google.docs. Most of the work typed at home.
Great
Student types less than 1/3 of the skit. Some work is done at home.
Good
Student has typed less than 1/3 of the skit. Mistakes have not been corrected.
Fair
Student has typed only a couple of ideas with Google.docs. Mistakes have not been corrected.
Poor
Google.docs has not been used. Reason has not been shared with Frau Wilson.
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Foreign Languages
Types:
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