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Skit: Like Skills & Health & Wellness
Skit: Be Proactive (Health 7)
Students work in groups to write and perform a skit about the habit "Be Proactive" (using life skills appropriately to benefit all). The skit must clearly show a situation in which a character has a choice to be proactive, the character being proactive, and a positive outcome of being proactive. A narrator may be used. All members of the groups must have at least 2 complete lines.
Rubric Code:
W5B867
By
rcooper
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Subject:
Health
Type:
Presentation
Grade Levels:
6-8, 9-12
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Skit: Be Proactive
Unacceptable
0 pts
Not Yet Meeting Expectations
1 pts
Minimally Meeting Expectations
2 pts
Meeting Expectations
3 pts
Exceeding Expectations
4 pts
Content: Situation
Unacceptable
No background information is given.
Not Yet Meeting Expectations
Situation in which decision to be proactive is vague. Far more detail must be included to give viewers a clear idea of why the character will be proactive.
Minimally Meeting Expectations
Situation in which decision to be proactive is somewhat clear. More background information is needed for the viewers to fully understand why the character needs to be proactive.
Meeting Expectations
Situation in which decision to be proactive is clear. Enough background information is given for the viewers to understand why the character needs to be proactive.
Exceeding Expectations
Situation in which decision to be proactive is very clear and detailed, but not too long. Enough information is given to make viewers feel empathy for characters.
Content: Being Proactive
Unacceptable
Skit does not show any way to be proactive.
Not Yet Meeting Expectations
The demonstration of being proactive is very weak. It may be very vague, inappropriate for the situation, or unrelated to the situation.
Minimally Meeting Expectations
The demonstrative of being proactive is not very clear. It may be unrelated to the situation or inappropriate for the situation.
Meeting Expectations
Skit clearly shows at least one way to be proactive in the situation.
Exceeding Expectations
Skit clearly shows two or more ways to be proactive in the given situation using great detail. Ways to be proactive are thoughtful and creative.
Content: Positve Consequence
Unacceptable
Skit does not show any positive consequences of being proactive.
Not Yet Meeting Expectations
Positive consequence of being proactive is vague, illogical, or unrelated to the situation.
Minimally Meeting Expectations
Skit shows one consequence of being proactive, but it may be either illogical or unrelated to the situation.
Meeting Expectations
Skit clearly shows one logical, positive consequence of being proactive.
Exceeding Expectations
Skit shows two or more positive consequences of being proactive. Consequences are logical, thoughtful, and detailed.
Presentation
Unacceptable
No speaking parts in skit.
Not Yet Meeting Expectations
Less than 2 complete lines delivered. Face, body, and voice use no expression.
Minimally Meeting Expectations
Two complete lines delivered. May be too quiet or too loud. Very little expression in face, body, and voice used.
Meeting Expectations
At least 2 complete lines delivered with appropriate volume and expression in face, body, and volume.
Exceeding Expectations
More than 2 complete lines given. Volume is varied. Excellent expression in face, body, and voice is used to enhance the character.
Keywords:
7 habits of highly effective teens
Subjects:
Health
Types:
Presentation
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