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iRubric: Regular + Ir and Ser Preterite Tense Rubric

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Regular + Ir and Ser Preterite Tense Rubric Regular Preterite Tense Rubric This rubric will assess the use of the regular preterite tense conjugations and the preterit conjugations of IR and Ser along with basic writing structures. Rubric Code: LX5X588 By hdwalters Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Foreign Languages Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 9-12

Regular Preterite Tense
	Beginning 1 pts	Progressing 2 pts	Proficient 3 pts	Advanced 4 pts
Preterite Tense Use	Beginning 15- More than four verbs are incorrectly conjugated	Progressing 17-16 Three or four verbs are incorrectly conjugated	Proficient 18-19 A maximum of two verbs are incorrectly conjugated.	Advanced 20 pts Every verb is correctly conjugated. At least 20+ verbs are used correctly in the preterit .
Vocabulary Usage	Beginning Uses limited vocabulary that does not correlate to the verb. Reader can understand little of what writer is trying to communicate	Progressing Uses limited vocabulary that is related to the verb. Reader can understand less than half of what writer is trying to communicate.	Proficient Uses appropriate vocabulary from Spanish 1 and or previously learned vocabulary. Reader can understand all or most of what writer is trying to communicate	Advanced Uses appropriate vocabulary from Spanish 1 and 2 or previous vocabulary adding complexity to sentences. Reader can always understand all of what writer is trying to communicate.
Syntax	Beginning Writes less than 5 sentences that are basic or memorized	Progressing Writes 10 sentences that contain simple sentences and memorized expressions	Proficient Writes 20 sentences that contain phrases and simple sentences	Advanced Writes at least 20 sentences with some complexity. + 1/2 Write a paragraph with some details that include complex sentence structures
Grammar accuracy - spelling - adj agreement - word order -subject agreement	Beginning -multiple mistakes make content difficult to understand.	Progressing frequent mistakes	Proficient very few mistakes	Advanced no or almost no mistakes