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Ma Chambre 
Rubric Code: E3AA66
By timonpiccini
Draft
Public Rubric
Subject: Foreign Languages  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12, Undergraduate

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  Poor

1 pts

Fair

3 pts

Good

4 pts

Excellent

5 pts

Profil de mon ami

Poor

- You do not use at least 5 adjectives
- You do not describe your partners likes and dislikes.
- You do not mention your partner's room.
Fair

- You use at least 5 adjectives
- You describe very little about your partners likes and dislikes.
- You talk about your partner's room, but no connection to his/her personality is made.
Good

- You use at least 5 adjectives, and sometimes either have the accord wrong or the placement wrong.
- You describe your partner's likes and dislikes adequately
- You make a connection between your partner's personality and design needs, though somewhat unclear
Excellent

- You use 5 adjectives properly with the right accord and placement.
- You describe your partner's likes and dislikes well
- You make a clear connection between your partner's personality and design needs
Description de la Chambre Originale

Poor

- You have neither labeled nor presented a neat and clear "esquisse."
- Your description of the room provides little information about the room layout.
- You use 2 or fewer prepositions properly.
Fair

- You have labeled you "esquisse" yet clarity suffers from lack of neatness.
- Your description of the room provides some information about the room layout.
- You use at least 3 prepositions properly.
Good

- You have a labled, mostly neat "Esquisse."
- Your description of the room provides much information about the room layout.
- You use at least 4 prepositions properly.
Excellent

- You have a neat, clear, labeled, "Esquisse" of the original room.
- Your description of the room provides much information about the room layout, and about its design problems.
- You use at least 5 prepositions properly.
Changements désirés

Poor

- You clearly restate all the problems of the original room, and create no logical changes to the design.
- You make 2 or fewer logical changes to the room.
Fair

- You clearly restate all the problems of the original room, and create few logical changes to the design.
- You make 3 logical changes to the room.
Good

- You clearly restate all the problems of the original room, and create some logical changes to the design.
- You make 4 logical changes to the room.
Excellent

- You clearly restate all the problems of the original room, and create logical changes to the design.
- You make 5 or more logical changes to the room.
Description de La chambre nouvelle

Poor

- You have neither labeled nor presented a neat and clear "esquisse."
- You never use the Passé Compose well to deescribe changes that you have made.
Fair

- You have labeled you "esquisse" yet clarity suffers from lack of neatness.
- You sometimes use the Passé Composé well to describe changes that you have made.
Good

- You have a labled, mostly neat "Esquisse."
- You use the Passé Composé mostly well to describe changes that you have made.
Excellent

- You have a neat, clear, labeled, "Esquisse" of the new room.
- You use the Passé Composé properly to describe changes that you have made.
Presentation

Poor

- Your visuals are messy, and detract from your presentation.
- You speak very quietly and lack clarity. There is great difficulty in hearing for the audience.
Fair

- Your visuals are basic, and do not offer anything to your presentation.
- You speak somewhat loud and clearly, there is difficulty for the audience to hear.
Good

- Your visuals are good, and do not detract from your presentation.
- You speak mostly loud and clearly, but there is some difficulty for the audience to hear.
Excellent

- Your visuals are eye catching, and add to your presentation.
- You speak loud, and clearly, there is no difficulty for the audience to hear.





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