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Victorian Tea Participation 
Students will analyze the Victorian Period after reading Oscar Wilde's "The Importance of Being Earnest." They will create calling cards and participate in a Victorian High Tea using proper Victorian etiquette.
Rubric Code: N24BCBA
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Subject: English  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  Exemplary

4 pts

Satisfactory

3 pts

Needs Work

2 pts

Unsatisfactory

1 pts

Unacceptable

0 pts

Role-playing

Exemplary

Student completely kept the social norms appropriate to the time period in terms of etiquette, and social interactions.
Satisfactory

Student fit into Victorian society, practicing proper etiquette and social interactions, but slipped out of the time period norms on occasion.
Needs Work

Student fit into Victorian society, practicing proper etiquette and social interactions about half of the time.
Unsatisfactory

A vague effort to fit into Victorian society's norms was attempted, but mostly it did not happen.
Unacceptable

No effort was made to keep to the social norms appropriate to the time period in any area.
Calling card

Exemplary

Student had a carefully crafted calling card with few to no errors to share with their peers during the tea.
Satisfactory

Student had a calling card to share with their peers during the tea that had some spelling/grammar errors on it..
Needs Work

Student had a calling card, but it was either poorly designed or had many mechanical errors on it.
Unsatisfactory

Student had a calling card with glaring errors on it, a poor design, or both
Unacceptable

Student had no calling card.
Dress

Exemplary

Student dressed and groomed carefully and appropriately for the tea. Their effort was obvious.
Satisfactory

Student dressed and groomed appropriately for the Tea. Their effort was obvious.
Needs Work

Student may or may not have dressed appropriately for the Tea, but they had some extra touches that showed they made some effort to dress or groom well.
Unsatisfactory

Student made a little effort to dress or groom well for the Tea.
Unacceptable

Student made zero effort to dress or groom for the Tea.
Tea Etiquette

Exemplary

Behavior was age and period appropriate. Student's observation of the etiquette of Victorian teas was exemplary.
Satisfactory

Behavior was age and time period appropriate.
Needs Work

Behavior was mostly age and time period appropriate.
Unsatisfactory

Behavior was sometimes not age or time period appropriate
Unacceptable

Student had to leave the tea due to inappropriate behavior.



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