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Grade 5/6 Italian - Introductions

SmartGoal #1 Rubric. Introducing yourself

Rubric Code: K8WA96

By romanella

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Subject: Foreign Languages

Type: Assessment

Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12

Introductions
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Exceptional 4 pts	Areas for Improvement (N/A)
Greeting in Italian	Poor Improper greeting, poor pronunciation, or little effort.	Fair Proper greeting, fair pronunciation and reasonable effort.	Good Proper greeting, good pronunciation. Good effort and pronunciation.	Exceptional Proper greeting with near-perfect pronunciation.	Areas for Improvement
My name is...	Poor Ability to use "Mi chiamo" and state their name but poor pronunciation.	Fair Abililty to use "Mi Chiamo" and state their name with fair pronunciation.	Good Ability to use "Mi Chiamo" and state their name with good pronunciation	Exceptional Proper introduction with near-perfect pronunciation.	Areas for Improvement
Description	Poor Very limited ability to identify themselves.	Fair Ability to identify themselves with only one characteristic and with fair pronunciation	Good Abiiltiy to identify themselves with more than one characteristic and with good pronunciation	Exceptional Proper self-description with near-perfect pronunciation. More than one accurate characteristic.	Areas for Improvement
Inquiry: How are You?	Poor Limited ability to ask "How are you?"	Fair Attempts to ask how are you with fair pronunciation.	Good Student able to inquire of the other person, "How are you? " with good pronunciation	Exceptional Students inquire of the other person, "How are you? " or "What are you like?" with good pronunciation and genuine interest.	Areas for Improvement
Goodbye	Poor Improper statement or none at all.	Fair Student says goodbye with poor pronunciation.	Good Student knows proper time and able to say goodbye. "arrivederci", with proper pronunciaiton	Exceptional Student says goodbye with near-perfect pronunciation and knows proper time.	Areas for Improvement