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French 3 Reflexive Verbs au passe H

Students will create no less than 10 different scenes depicting what they do or did as part of their daily routines. Each scene must include at least 1 sentence using a reflexive verb. At least 3 scenes must be written in past tense. Each scene must include a photo, slide, or video clip depicting the student's daily routine.

Rubric Code: XX267A2

By ekabakof

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Subject: Foreign Languages

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 9-12

Criteria
	pas tres bien 1 pts	comme ci comme ca 2 pts	Bien 3 pts	fantastique 4 pts
Sequence of events	pas tres bien 9-10 events are out of sequence	comme ci comme ca 4-8 events are out of sequence.	Bien 1-3 events are out of sequence.	fantastique All the events are in the correct sequence.
Number of scenes	pas tres bien Student has 4 or less complete scenes or less than 3 are in the past	comme ci comme ca Student has 5--6 complete scenes or less than three are in the past	Bien Student has 7-9 complete scenes and at least 3 are in the past	fantastique Student has all 10 complete scenes with at least 3 in the past
Grammar	pas tres bien Student makes 16 or more different grammatical errors.	comme ci comme ca Student makes 11-15 different grammatical errors.	Bien Student makes 6-10 different grammatical errors.	fantastique Student makes 0-5 different grammatical errors.
Grammar	pas tres bien Student makes 16 or more different grammatical errors.	comme ci comme ca Student makes 11-15 different grammatical errors.	Bien Student makes 6-10 different grammatical errors.	fantastique Student makes 0-5 different grammatical errors.
oral presentation	pas tres bien Student says very little, uses almost entirely English, or is not prepared to speak at all	comme ci comme ca Student uses a lot of English and does not really know what to say and makes many pronunciation mistakes.	Bien Student uses a little English and has some stumbling but shows preparedness. Pronunciation is good.	fantastique Student speaks all in French, comfortably and clearly. It is apparent that the student practiced. Pronunciation is excellent.