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Unit 1 Flovocabulary 
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Rubric Code: X4927A
By Shanta40
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Subject: English  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: 6-8

Powered by iRubric Unit 1 Flovocabulary
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  Great

3 pts

Fair

2 pts

Poor

1 pts

Vocabulary/Sentences
pts

Great

The group identified all vocabulary words and wrote sentences for each vocabulary word.
Fair

The group identified some of the vocabulary words and wrote sentences for some of the vocabulary words
Poor

The group did not identify any vocabulary words and did not write any sentences for the vocabulary words.
Grammar
pts

Great

All the sentences made sense.
Fair

Some of the sense made sense.
Poor

None of the sentences made sense.
Participation
pts

Great

Does their "fair share" in presenting the material
Fair

Participates in some parts of the presentation.
Poor

Does not participate in the presentation.
Background/ClipArt/Pictures
pts

Great

Very creative and has images for each slide.
Fair

Very simple and has some images.
Poor

Did not include any images.
Mechanics
pts

Great

No spelling errors.
Fair

Some spelling errors.
Poor

Many spelling errors.



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