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Spanish Telenovela "Valentine's Day" Skit

Collaborate with someone in your class (teams of 3-4 students, one student will be the narrator) to create and perform a 2-3 minutes skit using Valentine's Day Vocabulary/ Spanish Soap Opera Style. Use appropriate props, be on task and have fun!

Rubric Code: GC332X

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Subject: Foreign Languages

Type: Presentation

Grade Levels: 9-12

SKIT
	EXCELENTE! 8 pts	BUENO 6 pts	MAS O MENOS 4 pts	MUY MAL! 2 pts
Creativity	EXCELENTE! The skit is very engaging and creative. It shows effort to appeal to the audience’s interest.	BUENO The skit is engaging and shows effort to appeal to the audience’s interest.	MAS O MENOS The student makes some effort to produce the skit in an interesting fashion.	MUY MAL! The student makes no effort to maintain audience attention.
Pronunciation &Dialogue	EXCELENTE! Group pronounced all words correctly. Great clarity, voice projection, no distractions	BUENO In the group almost all words were pronounced. Mostly clear and without distractions.	MAS O MENOS In the group some words were pronounced correctly. Clear but with distractions.	MUY MAL! In the group many words were pronounced incorrectly. Hard to understand what you are saying.
Teamwork	EXCELENTE! All members contributed an equally significant role to the skit.	BUENO All members contributed to the presenation, but some members did not play as significant a role in the production as a whole.	MAS O MENOS All members at least contributed something. Some members are far less prominent in the presentation than others.	MUY MAL! Not all members contributed to the presentation or one or more of the presentation members contributed almost nothing to the production.
Organization	EXCELENTE! The skit has a natural flow-beginning, middle, and end.	BUENO The skit has a beginning, middle, and end.	MAS O MENOS The skit has no clear beginning, middle, and end.	MUY MAL! The students present information randomly.