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Skit Peformance Rubric/ Boucles d'or et les trois Ours 
This rubric is designed for a French 2 mid term Group presentation project presentation in which they will be presenting a version of Goldilocks and the Three Bears. The skit is based on the imparfait tense and vocabulary we have studied, in addition to any previous knowledge they have from French 1 and 2. They are to act out the story. The creativity is up to them to decide the rest! The students are being graded both individually and as a group. The skit should can also be shown as a movie.
Rubric Code: HCB8W5
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Subject: Foreign Languages  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: (none)

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  little or no effort

0 pts

Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Excellent

4 pts

Pronunciation

little or no effort

Student pronounced 10 or more words incorrectly, with little effort for correction.
Poor

Student pronounced 7 or more words incorrectly, with little effort for correction.
Fair

Student pronounced 5-6 words incorrectly, with some effort for correction.
Good

Student pronounced 3-4 words incorrectly, with some effort for correction.
Excellent

Student pronounced 0-2 words incorrectly, with great effort for correction.
Comprehension of Vocabulary

little or no effort

Student had a firm grasp of none of the vocab words in the story.
Poor

Student had a firm grasp of few of the vocab words in the story.
Fair

Student had a firm grasp of some of the vocab words in the story.
Good

Student had a firm grasp of most of the vocab words in the story.
Excellent

Student had a firm grasp of all of the vocab words in the story.
Grammar

little or no effort

Student had 10 or more grammar points used incorrectly throughout the skit, with little effort for correction.
Poor

Student had 8 or more grammar points used incorrectly throughout the skit, with little effort for correction.
Fair

Student had 6-7 grammar points used incorrectly throughout the skit, with little or some effort for correction.
Good

Student had 4- 5 grammar points used incorrectly throughout the skit, with some effort for correction.
Excellent

Students had less than 3 grammar points used incorrectly throughout the skit, with great effort for correction.
Fluency

little or no effort

Student presented a below average demonstration of French fluency. Student stumbled over all words and missed or confused lines Student had to use note-cards for lines.
Poor

Student presented a below average demonstration of French fluency. Student stumbled over words and missed or confused lines multiple times. Student had to use note-cards for lines.
Fair

Student presented an average demonstration of French fluency. Student stumbled over words and missed or confused lines more than 3 times. Student had to use note-cards for lines often.
Good

Student presented an average demonstration of French fluency. Student stumbled over words at times and confused lines two or less times. Student had to use note cards for lines often.
Excellent

Student presented an average to above average performance. Student had few to no issues with French fluency.
Props

little or no effort
Poor

Students used 0-1 props in their skit and/or props did not contribute to the performance.
Fair

Students used 2 props and most contributed to the understanding of the performance.
Good

Students used 3-4 props and most contributed to the understanding of the performance.
Excellent

Students used 5 or more props and all contributed to the performance making the skit very entertaining!
Effort and Attitude

little or no effort

Student made no effort at all
Poor

The student put little to no effort into the skit and the group grade suffered because of attitude.
Fair

The student could have done more to contribute and/or was not showing enthusiasm in front of the class.
Good

The student could have done more to contribute and/or, however was showing enthusiasm in front of the class.
Excellent

The student was excited and ready to present with a smile! The group benefited from this member!
Time

little or no effort

no time
Poor

The presentation was less than than 3 minutes.
Fair

The presentation was 4 minutes long.
Good

The presentation was 5 minutes long.
Excellent

The presentation was 6 or more minutes long.
Creativity

little or no effort

no creativity
Poor

The students presented little creativity in their skit.Students worked together poorly, skit was late, preparation was unorganized, and/or took away from the overall quality of the work
Fair

The student's presentation was a little creative, room for improvement.<BR>
Students worked together , skit was on time, preparation was unorganized, and/or took away from the overall quality of the work
Good

The student's presentation was creative and unique, however had room for improvement.
Students worked together with little or no problems, skit was on time, and/or organization was lacking but acceptable.
Excellent

The student's work was very creative and unique!
Participation Individual Grade

little or no effort

did not participate
Poor

Did not work well within his/her group, and did not bring ideas to their group. Flat- not motivated
Fair

Was there and at times participated but not engaged.
Good

Fully participated but did not give best effort
Excellent

Full engaged- Above and beyond in class and out of class.
Group Performance Grade

little or no effort

little or no effort
Poor

Weak, minimum amount of work.
Fair

Performance was pretty good. Some errors. Not over the top
Good

A tough act to follow- Creativity was good and performance was clean
Excellent

Above and Beyond in Creativity, presentation and performance. A class act- Go for Broadway










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