Assessment Rubrics - DRT

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ASSESSMENT RUBRIC

ABSCHLUSSPROJEKT

NAME:

Content Checklist

• Project: Meine Buchfigur und ihre Welt

CLASS:

• Project instructions: Create an illustrated card of an invented book character and his/her entourage.

• Mode of communication: Presentational Writing

• Proficiency level: Novice

• Checklist instructions: Make sure students include the following content.

FINAL PRODUCT

Illustrated card presenting an invented book character

COMMUNICATION

Include character’s personal information: name, age, city, and country.

Describe his/her hair and eye color, style, and personality.

Describe two or three characters of his/her entourage.

Write about his/her likes and dislikes, such as animals, music, and free-time activities.

LANGUAGE

The verb mögen

The stem-changing verb tragen

Definite articles in the accusative and object pronouns

Possessive adjectives

Adjectives of color

Vocabulary for physical appearance, personality, style and family relationships

Previously learned words and grammatical structures

CHECK

ASSESSMENT RUBRIC

ABSCHLUSSPROJEKT

NAME: CLASS:

Expectations Rubric

• Project: Meine Buchfigur und ihre Welt

• Project instructions: Create an illustrated card of an invented book character and his/her entourage.

• Mode of communication: Presentational Writing

• Proficiency level: Novice

OVERALL QUALITY & COMPLETENESS

Content

Project

All required content and other relevant information are included in the project (see checklist).

Project is very well prepared and well presented.

ILLUSTRATED CARD: PRESENTATIONAL WRITING

COMMUNICATION & LANGUAGE

All required content is included in the project (see checklist).

Project is well prepared and presented.

Communication Message is communicated. Message is mostly communicated.

Words in context

Spelling

Language control

Appropriate use of a wide variety of familiar and new words.

Most of the words are spelled correctly.

Use of practiced and memorized grammatical structures with minimal errors. Attempts to create with the language are evident.

Comprehensibility

Text is comprehensible to someone accustomed to language learners.

Appropriate use of familiar words and some new words.

Many of the words are spelled correctly.

Use of practiced and memorized grammatical structures with some errors.

Text is comprehensible most of the time to someone accustomed to language learners.

Required content is missing (see checklist). The project is not complete.

Project is poorly prepared and/ or presented.

Message is poorly communicated.

Limited use of vocabulary; some words are not used appropriately.

Few words are spelled correctly.

Limited, repetitive use of grammatical structures; errors are frequent.

Text is not comprehensible, even to someone accustomed to language learners.

ASSESSMENT RUBRIC

PRODUCT PRESENTATION

Organization

Visuals

TEACHER’S COMMENTS

EXCEEDS EXPECTATIONS MEETS EXPECTATIONS APPROACHES EXPECTATIONS

Presentation is very well organized and sequenced. Readers can follow easily.

Visuals are very appealing, very well used, and relevant to the text.

Presentation is organized. Readers can follow for the most part.

Visuals are appealing, well used, and relevant to the text.

NEXT STEPS AND STRATEGIES

Presentation is not organized. Readers might not follow the message.

Visuals are minimally appealing, not well used, or relevant to the text.

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