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Cuando era niño... 
Escribe una descipción de cuando eras niño. Incluye una descripción física y de tu carácter (imperfecto). Incluye un párrafo de lo que hacías en tu joventud (imperfecto) y un párrafo de lo que pasó una vez (pretérito).
Rubric Code: S252277
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Subject: Foreign Languages  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  Exceeds

5 pts

Meets

4 pts

Near

3 pts

Below

2 pts

Content

Exceeds

Content is well organized. Topic is discussed thoroughly.
Meets

Presentation is generally logical. Most information on topic included.
Near

Presentation is somewhat illogical and confusing in places. Information on topic lacking.
Below

Poorly organized. Incomplete coverage of topic.
Comprehensibility

Exceeds

Reader can always understand what the writer is trying to communicate. Correct use of Spanish vocabulary and idioms.
Meets

Reader can understand most of what the writer is trying to communicate. Mostly correct use of Spanish vocabulary and idioms.
Near

Reader can understand less than half of what writer is trying to communicate. Incorrect use of Spanish vocabulary. Direct translations of English idioms that do not make sense in Spanish.
Below

Incomprehensible throughout.
Use of imperfect

Exceeds

Writer uses many different verbs in the imperfect to correctly describe themselves as a child & to describe what they used to do (with few errors)
Meets

Writer uses some different verbs in the imperfect to correctly describe themselves as a child & to describe what they used to do (with some errors)
Near

Writer uses few different verbs in the imperfect to correctly describe themselves as a child & to describe what they used to do (with many errors)
Below

Writer uses few verbs in the imperfect to describe themselves as a child & to describe what they used to do (with many errors & mostly incomprehensible)
Use of Preterite

Exceeds

Writer uses many different (regular / irregular / stem-changing) verbs in the preterite correctly (with few to no errors).
Meets

Writer uses some different (regular / irregular / stem-changing) verbs in the preterite correctly (with some errors).
Near

Writer uses few different (regular / irregular / stem-changing) verbs in the preterite correctly (with many errors).
Below

Writer uses few (regular / irregular / stem-changing) verbs in the preterite correctly (with many errors & mostly incomprehensible)
General Accuracy/Grammar

Exceeds

Writer uses correct grammar (i.e noun adjective agreement), word order, spelling and punctuation.
Meets

Writer usually uses correct grammar(i.e noun adjective agreement), word order, spelling and punctuation.
Near

Writer makes frequent mistakes with grammar, word order, spelling and punctuation.
Below

Writer consistently makes errors with grammar, word order, spelling and punctuation.
Completion

Exceeds

Writer fulfills the requirements of the assignment and has put care and effort into the process. Writer has 3 complete paragraphs.
Meets

Writer fulfills all of the requirements of the assignment. The writer has at least 2 complete paragraphs.
Near

Writer fulfills some of the requirements of the assignment. The writer has at least 1 complete paragraph.
Below

Assignment is incomplete. The writer has no complete paragraphs.










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