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CLASS PRESIDENT ELECTION POSTER

Create a Campaign

Imagine you are running for class president. The poster must promote you. It must contain your name, slogan and image.

Rubric Code: LX6WC36

By mayrose4

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Public Rubric

Subject: Arts and Design

Type: Presentation

Grade Levels: K-5

Create an Election Poster
	4 (N/A)	3 (N/A)	2 3 pts	1 (N/A)
Written Fluency/Complete & Correct	4 Poster contains sentences or character traits per candidate. They are correct. The sentences reflect the sentences types & the words that we have learned.	3 Poster contains 5 sentences or character traits per candidate. They are correct. The sentences reflect the sentences types & the words that we have learned.	2 Poster contains 6 sentences or character traits per candidate. They are correct. The sentences reflect the sentences types & the words that we have learned.	1
Written Fluency/ Variety & Appropri	4 Poster sentences reflect some variety in the sentence forms & the info about the candidates	3 Poster sentences reflect real variety in the sentence form & info.	2 Poster sentences reflect variety in the sentence form & info. Most sentences describe candidates but a few describe their likes.	1
Presentation Appeal	4 The elements of the poster are included and neat and in clolor.	3 The elements of the poster are included. The poster is neat, attractive and in color.	2 The elements of the poster are included. The poster is neat, attractive and in color. The poster shows proof of preparation and includes good visuals of the candidates.	1
Spoken Fluency	4 The speech has 3-4 of the following mistakes: delays in starting, awkward pauses, pronunciation problems. <BR> (Don't just read your poster.)	3 The speech has 1-2 of the following mistakes: delays in starting, awkward pauses, pronunciation problems. <BR> (Don't just read your poster.)	2 The speech has none of the following mistakes: delays in starting, awkward pauses, pronunciation problems. <BR> (Don't just read your poster.)	1