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My Home Brochure Spanish Travel Brochure This is a rubric to use with the "My Home Brochure." This rubric will help students with guiding and refining the use of "My home" concepts in areas of: Syntax, fluency, creativity, research, ability to answer questions in Spanish. Rubric Code: PXAB78B By TEXLED Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Foreign Languages Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

Spanish Home Brochure Rubric
	Poor 12 pts	Fair 16 pts	Good 20 pts
Full Range of Spanish [syntax]	Poor Brochure has very limited use of the full range of Spanish verb tenses and grammar tools.	Fair Brochure has fair use of the full range of Spanish. Verb tenses and grammar tools are used to a limited extent.	Good Brochure has excellent use of the full range of Spanish. Multiple verb tenses and grammar tools are used to great benefit.
Spanish Fluency [pronunciation]	Poor Spanish is hard to understand and therefore the message is somewhat lost in the grammar and pronunciation errors.	Fair Spanish is mostly understandable and therefore the message isn't lost in the grammar and pronunciation errors.	Good Spanish is easily understood and there are virtually no grammar or pronunciation errors to impede understanding.
Creativity	Poor Brochure is not very creative as if not much thought was put into it.	Fair Brochure is mostly creative as if some thought was put into it. Still, the brochure seems like just enough was done to complete the project.	Good Brochure is creative. The look is exceptional as if the brochure's creators thought outside the box and took creative risks.
Research	Poor Students don't perform much research and therefore the brochure is limited..	Fair Students perform a moderate amount of research about the home so the brochure is mostly interesting.	Good Students perform a good amount of research into the home and therefore their brochure is full of interesting facts about places the home.
Ability to answer questions	Poor Spanish is difficult to understand, answered a few questions directly related to the question.	Fair Spanish is mostly understandable, answered a most questions directly related to the question.	Good Spanish is easily understood, answered the majority of thequestions directly related to the question.