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My Olympic Sport: Newscaster Dialogue

Students will create a dialogue from two newscaster's point of views as they comment about the Olympic sport the student has created.

Rubric Code: YC7X92

By Eddavis

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Subject: History

Type: Assessment

Grade Levels: 6-8

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	Fair 2 pts	Good 4 pts	Excellent 5 pts
Adavnced Vocabulary 1 pts Use vocabulary appropriate for seventh grade or higher	Fair Very little new vocabulary is used. Context may not be accurate or appropriate. There may be spelling errors. Errors may impede comprehension.	Good Some new vocabulary is used but student has missed obvious opportunities to use more. Some minor spelling errors do not impede comprehension. (five words)	Excellent Ample use of new vocabulary is used. Context is accurate and appropriate. There are no spelling errors. (seven vocabulary words)
Full Page Dailgue 1 pts	Fair Dialogue does not tell a complete sporting event and is not a full page long	Good A dialogue that tells of a complete/partial sporting event and is a full/part page long	Excellent A dialogue that tells of a complete sporting event and is a full page long
Grammar 1 pts	Fair Written dialogue contains many grammatical errors. Errors may impede comprehension.	Good Written dialogue contains few grammatical errors. Errors do not impede comprehension.	Excellent Written dialogue is free of grammatical errors.
Pronunciation 1 pts	Fair Pronunciation contains errors that interfere with comprehension.	Good Pronunciation contains minor errors which do not interfere with comprehension.	Excellent Pronunciation is seemingly error free and may be comprehended with ease.
Creativity 1 pts	Fair Showed little creativity, used very little props or no props.	Good Used some props and it was creative.	Excellent Very Creative. Shows an interest in the skit and you thought it out. Great use of props.
Format 1 pts Student used appropriate format	Fair Newscasters and anyone speaking was represented in dialogue by name and the colon is missing before the conversation	Good Newscasters and anyone speaking was represented in dialogue by name then a colon followed by their conversation	Excellent Newscasters and anyone speaking was represented in dialogue by full name then a colon followed by their conversation