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Year Four Oral Presentation

Students are to present an oral presentation to the class about Marco Polo.

Rubric Code: PA2A82

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Subject: History

Type: Presentation

Grade Levels: K-5

Marco Polo Speech
	A 5 pts	B 4 pts	C 3 pts	D 2 pts	E 1 pts
Content	A Contains all of the information covered in class, plus two or more pieces of interesting information sourced from somewhere else.	B Contains all of the information covered in class, plus another piece of interesting information sourced from somewhere else.	C Contains all of the information covered in class.	D Contains some of the information covered in class.	E Contains very little of the information covered in class.
Supporting Materials	A Had a high quantity of relevant, supporting materials.	B Had a few pieces of relevant, supporting materials.	C Had some relevant, supporting materials.	D Had one piece of supporting material.	E Had no supporting materials at all.
Diction	A Spoke in a very clear voice, with extremely good expression. The speech was delivered at an easy to understand pace.	B Spoke in a clear voice and was easily understood, with good expression.	C Spoke in a clear voice which was understandable.	D Spoke in a voice which was not always easy to understand.	E Spoke in a voice that was very difficult to understand.
Volume	A Spoke at a volume that was very easy to hear in all parts of the room.	B Spoke at a very comfortable volume for listeners in all parts of the room.	C Spoke at an audible volume for listeners in most parts of the room.	D Spoke at a volume audible only by those close by.	E Spoke at a volume that was very hard for anyone to hear.
Eye Contact	A Had an extremely good mix of reading and eye contact with the audience.	B Had a good amount of eye contact with the audience.	C Had occasional eye contact with the audience.	D Had very little eye contact with the audience.	E Had no eye contact with the audience.