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Une Lettre de Présentation - Niveau III 
This letter is intended to introduce you to your French classmate in Nancy-Metz, France. You will have to use grammar concepts and vocabulary we have learned this fall. Tell about/describe yourself, your family, school, home, hobbies/interests, things you have done, really anything about your life here in the US.
Rubric Code: TX74BC5
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Subject: Foreign Languages  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 9-12

Powered by iRubric Lettre de Présentation
Letter presenting yourself to you French Classmate
  Poor

5 pts

Fair

10 pts

Good

15 pts

Use of Paragraphs & punctuation

Ability to organize your thoughts in an organized fashion using paragraphs and correct punctuation.

Poor

Paragraphs not used
Fair

More than one and less than 5 paragraph. A paragraph has at least 3 sentences in it (in order to count)
Good

Five or more paragraphs
Use of vocabulary

Ability to weave new vocabulary words into your letter - these include the verbs learned.

Poor

No Vocabulary from page 37, or page 73 is used.
Fair

Between 10 and 20 vocabulary terms from p.37 and p. 73 are used (total, not per page)
Good

21 or more vocabulary terms from p. 37 and p. 74 are used (total, not per page)
Use of Idiomatic Phrases

Ability to use idiomatic phrases with Avoir and Faire (p. 20-21)

Poor

No use of idiomatic phrases anywhere in the letter
Fair

Correct use of 1-3 idiomatic phrases in the letter
Good

Correct use of 4+ idiomatic phrases in the letter
Adjectives and Adverbs

Correct placement (BANGS-adj; Short/Long - adv)
correct agreement

Poor

4 or less adjectives or adverbs in the letter
Fair

Use of 5-7adjectives OR adverbs.
Good

Use of minimum 2 adjectives & 2 adverbs; total # of adjectives or adverbs is 8+
Reflexive Verbs

Poor

Use of 2 or less of reflexive verbs
Fair

Correct use of 3-5 of these verbs
Good

Correct use of 6+ of these verbs.
Questions

Poor

No questions posed
Fair

1-3 correctly posed questions, using at least 2 methods of asking questions (intonation doesn't count).
Good

3+ correctly posed questions, using at least 3 methods of asking questions (intonation doesn't count).
Spelling Change Verbs

p. 16-17

Poor

None of spelling change verbs used
Fair

Correctly use 1-3 of the spelling change verbs
Good

Correctly use 4+ of the spelling change verbs
Past Tense/Future Proche

(PC, IMP or Passé Recent / Future Proche)

Poor

Correctly state 1-2 things in the past tense or near future (aller + inf.)
Fair

Correctly state 3-4 things in the past tense or near future (aller + inf.)
Good

Correctly state 5+ things in the past tense or near future (aller + inf.)
Spelling

Poor

Spelling makes words unrecognizable.
Word is NOT French (i.e. you were trying to get by with something that sounds like French but is not).
Fair

Spelling errors do not interfere with comprehension.
Good

Only 5-10 spelling errors.
Verb Conjugation

Poor

Incorrect conjugation of verbs in more than 10 sentences.
Fair

Incorrect conjugation of verbs in 7-9 sentences.
Good

Incorrect conjugation of verbs in <7 sentences.
Other Grammar

Poor

Incorrect agreement of noun/adjectives in more than 8 sentences.
Incorrect gender in more than 8 sentences.
Fair

Incorrect agreement of noun/adjectives in more than 5-8 sentences.
Incorrect gender in more than 5-8 sentences.
Good

Incorrect agreement of noun/adjectives in <5 sentences.
Incorrect gender in <5 sentences.
Incomplete Sentences

Poor

One or more incomplete sentences
Fair
Good

No incomplete sentences
Submission date

Poor

Submitted late
Fair
Good

Submitted on time



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