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ORAL PRESENTATION ORAL PRESENTATION C'est MOI! Rubric Code: N239349 By samsonlaila Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Presentation Grade Levels: K-5, 6-8

C'est MOI! oral presentation
	Poor (N/A)	Fair (N/A)	Good (N/A)	Excellent (N/A)
Preparation / Fluidity - he/she follows a model describing himself/ herself in French: (name, hair & eye colour, description of his/her clothing in colour, 4 sentences in the affirmative using the vocabulary from 'les emotions' and 1 sentence in the negative using the vocabulary from 'les emotions' as well as a self portrait)	Poor The student is not prepared.	Fair The student is somewhat prepared.	Good The student is well prepared.	Excellent The student is very well prepared.
Posture / Eye Contact	Poor The student does not look at the class when he/she speaks. - lack of confidence	Fair The student rarely looks at the class when he/she speaks. -little confidence	Good The student often looks at the class when he/she speaks. -some confidence	Excellent The student always looks at the class when he/she speaks. -very confident
Volume / Clarity	Poor The student is difficult to hear and unclear.	Fair The student is soft-spoken and speaks somewhat clearly.	Good The student speaks with a good volume and is clear.	Excellent The student is heard very well clearly.
Vocabulary -following a model	Poor The student uses the vocabulary from the unit provided with constant errors.	Fair The student uses the vocabulary from the unit with frequent errors.	Good The student uses the vocabulary from the unit with occasional errors.	Excellent The student uses the vocabulary from the unit with few or no errors.
Structure / Grammar -following a model	Poor The student uses the sentences from the model provided with constant errors.	Fair The student uses the sentences from the model provided with frequent errors.	Good The student uses the sentences from the model provided with occasional errors.	Excellent The student uses the sentences from the model provided with few or no errors.