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French speaking countries Travel Brochure French Speaking Country Mon pays francophone (My French speaking Country) . You will choose a Spanish speaking country and create a three-fold brochure highlighting the country for English-Speaking travellers to the country. It should be mostly visual with brief, three to four sentence explanations of each picture. All sides of the brochure should be covered (6 total). Pictures should be touched with color in class. Rubric Code: RXW6AW9 By mpirker Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Foreign Languages Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12

French speaking country Pays francophone
	exemplary 7 pts	proficient 5 pts	approaching 3 pts	concern 1 pts
Correct Info. Country Facts: (Capital, location, climate, government, why French speaking, other languages, famous people from here.) Names are spelled in French.	exemplary Went the extra mile to research. Multiple sources and visuals.	proficient Gave simple, clear and concise explanations. Few sources, visuals.	approaching Listed facts, but not in own words, as if not fully knowledgeable of topic. Limited sources listed.	concern Failed to provide facts
Organization Sentences and paragraphs go together logically.	exemplary Made an effort to be accurate and have correct and current information. Very well organized.	proficient Made an effort to give a good amount of information. Mostly organized.	approaching Gave a fair amount of information. Somewhat unorganized.	concern Incomplete, unorganized.
Completion on Time	exemplary Project was turned in on or before due date.	proficient	approaching	concern Project was turned in past due date.
Images Student included map of country, picture of country flag, images related to country's history or famous people,places to see, food, cultural events or places	exemplary Went to extra effort to explain, very interesting, visually very appealing.	proficient Met all the criteria, clear explanation, interesting; visually appealing.	approaching Provided items, but not in a neat, organized manner, visually somewhat appealing.	concern Failed to convey information clearly; visually poor.