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Presentation of a Spanish Song Interpretation

Students must provide an interpretation of a Spanish song: drawings, online images, etc. The presentation must convey the song's meaning.

Rubric Code: T2523XB

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Subject: Foreign Languages

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 9-12

Presentation of a Spanish Song Interpretation Students must provide an interpretation of a Spanish song: drawings, online images, etc. The presentation must convey the song's meaning.
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 3 pts	Good 5 pts
Content Students will play the song in Spanish. The students will then include a full translation of the lyrics.	Poor Students' interpretation does not explain the original author's main points, but only some of them. Many ideas are left out.	Fair Students' interpretation explains all the points the original author makes, but it is incomplete or confusing.	Good Students' interpretation addresses all the key points made by the original author. The translation captures every idea thoroughly without omitting anything.
Presentation Students will showcase the Spanish lyrics alongside the song's audio, offering a captivating demonstration of their interpretation. This creates an opportunity to blend music and culture in a meaningful way.	Poor The presentation appears hurried and contains numerous errors.	Fair While it is clear and organized, it lacks professionalism; the images do not effectively convey the song's meaning.	Good The presentation is well-done and clearly conveys the song's meaning.
Vocabulary Students will find key vocabulary words to teach the class.	Poor Students did not pull any vocabulary to teach the classs.	Fair Students pull a few key words to teach the class.	Good Students pull a vast amount of vocabulary to identify and teach the class.
Grammar Students will identify different grammar structures throughout the song.	Poor Students do not identify object pronouns or different verb tenses.	Fair Students do not identify some object pronouns or different verb tenses.	Good Students do a good job of identifying object pronouns and different verb tenses.