WebQuest
FIGURATIVELY Speaking
Evaluation
The Rubric below shows how your work will be evaluated.
Rubric
| # | Excellent 10 | Very Good 7-9 | Developing 4-6 | Beginning 1-3 | Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Slide | All nine slides are included and in the correct order. Each slide has two or more sentences with examples of figurative speech with the corresponding use of language. There is a beginning slide with the name of the story a The end slide. | All nine slides are included with only nine to two slides out of order. At least eight slides use two or more examples of figurative speech with the corresponding use of language. There is a beginning slide with the name of the story and a The end slide. | At least six slides are included with at least four slides in order. Each slide as at least one example of figurative speech with the corresponding use correct in at least three of the slides. There is a beginning slide with the name of the story and a The end slide. | Four slides or fewer are included. Fewer than three slides have at least one example of figurative speech with the correct use in at least one of the slides. | |
| Use of Figurative Language | Each slide has at least two sentences using figurative language and uses the form correctly. For Simile & Metaphor, the slide has at least one sentence for each using the form correctly. | At least eight slides have at least two sentences using figurative language and use the form correctly. | At least four slides have at least one sentence using figurative language and use it correctly. | Three slides or fewer slides use figurative language. | |
| Use of Story | The slides tell a coherent story and are in the correct order from start to finish with free of spelling and grammar errors. The story is clear and easy to understand. | The slides tell a coherent story with at least seven slides in the correct order with no more than two spelling or grammar errors. The story is clear and easy to understand. | The slide has a developing story with no more than four spelling or grammar errors. The story is understood | Two slides or fewer tell a story, more than four spelling and/or grammar errors. The slides don’t tell a story. | |
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