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Spanish Weather PPT Spanish Recipe and Cooking PPT Students will create a PPT of a cooking demonstration using a recipe of a dish from a Spanish-speaking country. They will incorporate SPANISH formal commands and the preterite tense. Rubric Code: X226WA4 By EeeBee23178 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Foreign Languages Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

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	Exceeds Expectations 5 pts	Excellent 4 pts	Good 2 pts	Poor 1 pts	No work completed 0 pts
Components	Exceeds Expectations Students have correctly and interestingly included all required components as outlined in the PPT template	Excellent Students have correctly included all required components as outlined in the PPT template	Good Students have correctly included some required components as outlined in the PPT template	Poor Students have correctly included very few required components as outlined in the PPT template	No work completed
Weather expressions	Exceeds Expectations Weather phrases and vocabulary are 100% correctly used and presented	Excellent Weather phrases and vocabulary are well used and presented	Good Weather phrases and vocabulary are used and presented	Poor Many weather phrases and vocabulary are incorrectly used and presented	No work completed
Images	Exceeds Expectations Images used assist the viewer's comprehension and contribute to the enjoyment of the document	Excellent Images used assist the viewer's comprehension and may generally contribute to the enjoyment of the document	Good Images used do not help the viewer's comprehension and distract from the enjoyment of the document	Poor Images used do not seem to bear relation to the project	No work completed
Questions	Exceeds Expectations Students took time to thoughtfully answer questions on final slide.	Excellent Students took time to basically answer questions on final slide.	Good Students took little time to answer questions on final slide. Maybe with one-word answers.	Poor Students took little time to answer questions on final slide. Maybe some questions unanswered.	No work completed