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Spanish Cooking Show Presentation 
Each student will demonstrate their knowledge of Spanish food terms by preparing their favorite recipe in a video presentation.
Rubric Code: L23AA34
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Subject: Foreign Languages  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: 6-8

Powered by iRubric Spanish Cooking Show Presentation
  Excelente

4 pts

Bueno

3 pts

Malo

2 pts

Inaceptable

1 pts

VIDEO QUALITY & CREATIVITY

Excelente

WE CAN HEAR AND SEE ALL THAT IS GOING ON.

The student(s) clearly demonstrated creativity in the creation of the video.

The food items were clearly shown at the appropriate times and the speaker's face is facing the camera when speaking.
Bueno

SOME ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT; GAPS IN VIDEO

The student(s) demonstrated some creativity in the creation of the video.

The food items were shown at the appropriate times and the speaker's face is facing the camera most of the time when speaking.
Malo

COULD NOT SEE OR UNDERSTAND WHAT WAS ON THE VIDEO.
Inaceptable

DID NOT PRODUCE A VIDEO.
RECIPE

Excelente

Student followed the recipe exactly; it is written and read accurately with minimal if any errors. The recipe and instructions are entirely in Spanish (only exception is brand names)
Bueno

Student followed the recipe with some errors; written/spoken recipe has some mistakes in Spanish.
Malo

Student failed to follow the recipe; several mistakes in written/spoken recipe, English included.
Inaceptable

Student did not have a recipe.
USE OF INFORMAL COMMANDS

Excelente

Correctly uses 8 or more informal commands in the food preparation instructions. (if alone)

Pairs of students need to at least say 5 commands a piece and each student may not repeat a command.
Bueno

Correctly uses 6-7 informal commands in the food preparation instructions (if alone)


Pairs of students
Each student says at least 4 commands that are not repeated
Malo

Correctly uses 3-5 informal commands in the food preparation instructions. (if alone)


Pairs of students
Each student says at least 3 commands that are not repeated
Inaceptable

Uses 2 or fewer commands



Pairs of students
Each student says 1 -2 commands
USE OF OBJECT PRONOUNS

Excelente

Correctly and appropriately uses object pronouns in Spanish at least two times

Uses object pronouns after the objects have been referred to explicitly.

(Ie: Sirve las galletas con chispas de chocolate a tus amigos y familiares y disfrútalas.)
Bueno

Correctly and appropriately uses an object pronoun in Spanish once.

Uses an object pronoun after the object has been referred to explicitly.

(ie: Sirve las galletas con chispas de chocolate a tus amigos y familiares y disfrútalas.)
Malo

Attempts but incorrectly uses object pronouns

might confuse subject and object
might put the object pronoun in the wrong part of the sentence or command
might show confusion in gender and number
Inaceptable

Does not attempt to use object pronouns.
COOKING TERMS

Excelente

GAVE SPECIFIC VOCABULARY FOR RECIPE, including ingredients, tools and equipment; no English was included.
Bueno

GAVE SPECIFIC VOCABULARY FOR RECIPE, including ingredients, tools and equipment; some English was included.
Malo

GAVE GENERAL VOCABULARY FOR RECIPE, not including ingredients, tools or equipment; large portions were in English.
Inaceptable

Everything was in English.
Pronunciation, intonation, voice clarity

Excelente

Accurately pronounces all or almost all target vocabulary
level appropriate mastery of pronunciation

speaks loud enough to be understood with ease

clearly able to be understood by Spanish speakers not accustomed to listening to language learners

annunciates to add interest and variety to speech, Not monotone
Bueno

Accurately pronounces most target vocabulary
approaches level appropriate mastery of pronunciation

speaks loud enough to be understood

able to be understood by Spanish speakers accustomed to listening to language learners

annunciates to add interest and variety to speech, Not monotone
Malo

Some of the following descriptors apply

English pronunciation of vowels in Spanish on multiple occasions

Pronounces cognates more similar to English than Spanish.


Many errors in pronunciation

Does not enunciate clearly

Speaks too softly to be understood clearly.
or yells
uses monotone voice tone

Occasionally difficult to be understood by a person accustomed to listening to language learners
Inaceptable

Most of the following descriptors apply

English pronunciation of vowels in Spanish on multiple occasions

Pronounces cognates more similar to English than Spanish.


Many errors in pronunciation

Does not enunciate clearly

Speaks too softly to be understood clearly.
or yells
uses monotone voice tone

Difficult to be understood by an experienced Spanish teacher










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