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Menu Project

You are creating a menu for a new restaurant in a Spanish speaking country. You must give your restaurant a name (in Spanish) and create the menu entirely in Spanish. Make sure to include vocabulary from chapter 3A and 3B.

Rubric Code: Q6C3WA

By jpolidori

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Subject: Foreign Languages

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 6-8

Restaurant Menu
	Incomplete 0 pts	Poor 4 pts	Fair 6 pts	Good 8 pts	Excellent 10 pts
Restaurant Name / Menu Sections	Incomplete You have no restaurant name. You have no menu sections.	Poor Restaurant name is in English. It is displayed but is not neat or very attractive to the customer. Menu has 1 section.	Fair Restaurant name is in Spanish. The name has grammar problems. It is displayed but is not neat or very attractive to the customer. Menu has 2-3 sections or more than 3 that are not labeled correctly.	Good Restaurant name is displayed in Spanish in a way that is somewhat neat and attractive to the customer. Menu has 4-5 sections that are clearly labeled correctly.	Excellent Restaurant name is in Spanish and is displayed neatly and in a way that is attractive to the customer. The name shows creativity. Menu has 6 sections that are clearly labeled.
Pictures	Incomplete No pictures are included in the menu.	Poor 1-3 pictures are included in the menu.	Fair 4-5 pictures are included in the menu or are drawn in pen/pencil only and do not show any effort.	Good 6-7 pictures are included in the menu, or are drawn or cut (clip art) sloppily and don't show effort.	Excellent 8 or more pictures are included in the picture. They are in color and would be attractive to the customer.
Grammar	Incomplete You have no Spanish in your menu. Menu is all in English.	Poor Spanish grammar incorrectly used. Words used incorrectly or out of context. Some descriptions are written in English.	Fair Spanish grammar incorrectly used and has more than 5 errors. Words used incorrectly or out of context. All descriptions are in Spanish.	Good Menu has 3-5 grammatical errors but meaning is understood. Descriptions are written in Spanish with few mistakes of grammar or context.	Excellent Menu is grammatically sound (0-2 mistakes) and all in Spanish. Displays excellent descriptions.
Creativity/Effort	Incomplete You didn't hand in a menu project.	Poor No evidence of effort put forth by the student. Menu is not neat, organized, colorful, or creative.	Fair Some evidence of effort, but menu is not neat and/or creative.	Good Some evidence of effort. Menu is somewhat neat, colorful, organized, and creative.	Excellent Clear evidence of effort put forth by the student. Menu is neat, organized, colorful, and very creative.
Presentation	Incomplete You didn't complete the presentation.	Poor You gave the oral presentation, but had your back to the audience the whole time. You were not prepared to do this presentation.	Fair You used no note cards and read the entire presentation word for word from the slide. You didn't know any additional information about your country.	Good You used a few note cards and read more than half of the information word for word from the slide. You didn't know any additional information about your country other than the information you wrote.	Excellent You used note cards and presented your information to the class. You gave more details about your country and didn't read verbatim from the slides.

Keywords:

Spanish menu

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Foreign Languages

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Project

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