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Critter Creatures teach Parts of Speech

Students will create "Critter Creatures" and use them in a puppet show/skit format to teach the eight parts of speech.

Rubric Code: L6A97

By lorihdavis

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Subject: English

Type: Presentation

Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12, Undergraduate

Critter Creatures/Parts of Speech
	Exemplary 5 pts	Proficient 3 pts	Developing 1 pts
content	Exemplary Students defined the part of speech, explained its uses, provided examples,details and comparisons to other parts of speech	Proficient Students know the part of speech, its uses, examples, details and comparisons to other parts of speech	Developing Students have a general idea of the part of speech, its uses, examples, details and comparisons to other parts of speech
Performance of Play	Exemplary Students were well-rehearsed, used clear speaking voices, and presented the materials without stalling or referring to notes	Proficient Students displayed some signs of rehearsal, spoke clearly most of the time, and presented the material with some delays and references to notes	Developing Students read the script, spoke clearly sometimes, and had many delays in their presentation
Creativity	Exemplary Students presented the material in a creative way by using a logical script, and interesting names and activities for the characters to teach the lesson	Proficient Students presented the material in a somewhat creative way by using a script and names and activities for the characters to teach the lesson	Developing Students presented the material straightforward with little or no creativity to teach the lesson
Reflection	Exemplary Students wrote a meaningful reflection of their learning experience explaining why it was beneficial for them	Proficient Students wrote a somewhat meaningful reflection of their learning experience explaining why it was beneficial for them	Developing Students attempted to write a meaningful reflection of their learning experience explaining why it was beneficial for them