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Create and present a radio ad

Write and present a script for radio to sell your cookies. Be sure... 1. ...you have a catchy name for your cookies. 2. ...you tell your listening audience how much they cost. 3. ...you tell your audience how many cookies they are getting for that price. (the value) 4. ...you tell your audience about any special ingredients. 5. ...you tell your audience if this is a special deal -- when does it end?

Rubric Code: QX3883W

By ginger1512

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Subject: English

Type: Writing

Grade Levels: 6-8

Ad Script / Commercial
	Exceeds expectations 4 pts	Meets expectations 3 pts	Some expectations 2 pts	Below expectations 1 pts
Application of Language Knowledge Present information in the form of a radio ad. Some possible persuasive techniques: urgency value added repetition attention grabbing lead humor choice Cookies are named	Exceeds expectations Clear, concise and uses multiple persuasive techniques effectively. I have to buy these cookies today!!	Meets expectations I have an attention-grabbing lead. I used at least 2 persuasive techniques. I would buy these cookies. (If I wanted cookies.)	Some expectations Some parts are not quite clear. Not very persuasive. I probably won't buy these.	Below expectations Unclear and not persuasive. I'm not buying these.
All required elements included. -how to get to location<BR> -how much the cookies cost<BR> What kind of cookies they are<BR> How much they cost	Exceeds expectations All necessary elements included - additional information given.	Meets expectations All necessary elements included and clear.	Some expectations Some of necessary elements included, and/or a little unclear.	Below expectations Few necessary elements included and/or hard to figure out.
Pronunciation, Intonation, clarity	Exceeds expectations Always spoke with proper pronunciation, intonation, clarity, and loudness.	Meets expectations Often spoke with proper pronunciation, intonation, clarity, and loudness.	Some expectations Sometimes spoke with proper pronunciation, intonation, clarity, and loudness.	Below expectations Rarely spoke with proper pronunciation, intonation, clarity, and loudness.
Review and practise	Exceeds expectations Shows evidence of rehearsal, practise, and review.	Meets expectations Often shows evidence of rehearsal, practise, and review.	Some expectations Sometimes shows evidence of rehearsal, practise, and review.	Below expectations Rarely shows evidence of rehearsal, practise, and review.

Keywords:

advertisement, commercial, writing, presentation, script, actors, product, persuasive,

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English

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