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Free oral communication rubrics
FREEBIE Oral Presentation Rubric
I hope you enjoy this Oral Presentation Rubric FREEBIE. This includes 2 learning outcomes (I can... and The student will....). There are three versions of the rubric. Choose the one that works best for you.
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2nd - 4th
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How are you Feeling? Morning Meeting Anchor Chart
Great addition to your morning meeting routine. Students hold up a finger to let you know how they are feeling as they arrive at school. Great discussion starter and community building activity!
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K - 3rd
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Social Skills | Language for Conflict Resolution | Peer Interactions Assessment
SLPs, do your students lack higher-level social language skills? If so, it can be difficult for them to be successful in peer interactions or group assignments. This informal assessment is helpful for speech/language therapists, school counselors, and psychologists. It can help you define specific areas of need and show progress in the following hard-to-measure skills.Included are:* A short questionnaire to informally assess your students' language for politely offering and accepting opinions, d
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Not Grade Specific
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Presentation Rubric
This is a basic presentation rubric for helping students to be aware of their voices and stance when speaking in front of the class.
I use this at the beginning of the year by giving students a poem or other text to recite and have them use the rubric to practice their speaking skills. I use it for both formative and summative assessments.
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1st - 4th
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Elementary Rubric for Presentations
Use this elementary level rubric to support, instruct, and assess your students as they prepare and make a presentation. This can be used for various subjects and is easy to read and understand.
Grades:
3rd - 5th
EDITABLE Oral Communication Rubric
This editable rubric assesses the appropriate use of eye contact, clarity, volume, and body language during oral presentations.NOTE: You must have a Google Drive account to access this resource. Once you purchase and download the product, you will find a link asking you to make a copy of the document in your Google Drive.Don't forget to also check out my writing rubrics available here:https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Rubrics-for-Five-Forms-of-Writing-Ontario-Curriculum-Aligned-6140141
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1st - 6th
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Show and Tell Speaking Rubric
Show and Tell is a great way for students to work on their speaking and listening skills (not to mention the fact that kids LOVE it). This rubric emphasizes staying on topic, speaking loudly/clearly, maintaining eye contact, and keeping hands/body still. This rubric includes a corresponding parent-letter. Other Products You May LikeKindergarten Common Core Reading Standards for Literature Activity Bundle Informational Text Activity Bundle for KindergartenMath Number Printing Practice 0-20Mini N
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PreK - 1st
Oral Presentation Rubric
This Rubric can be used for all oral presentations for year 1 and 2 students, based on the ACARA and SCSA Judging standards. Rubric has marks allocated for easy data collection and tracking purposes. Also has a section for student feedback.
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K - 2nd
Oral Presentation Rubric, Intermediate
I used this with my students for their research project presentations on culture of a country. It is adaptable for any project. Enjoy!
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5th - 8th
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Show and Tell Speaking Rubric (Memento)
Here is a great way to address speaking standards while still incorporating an old favorite - Show and Tell.
This product includes a rubric (full sheet and 2-to-a-page), and a generic parent letter (2-to-a-page). Students are asked to bring in a "memento" to share - not just a bag full of toys from home. Show and Tell will stay structured and meaningful using this rubric and parent letter.
The rubric has the following categories: bringing in a memento, staying on topic, speaking loudly/clea
Grades:
PreK - 3rd
Peer Evaluation Form: Presenting
This form is perfect for ELL, newcomers, and elementary students. It should be used after presentation expectations have been covered. Students use the form to provide each other with constructive feedback on their presentations and public speaking.
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1st - 8th
Lead With Lit: Complete SEL and Community Building Mini-Lesson
This engaging mini lesson explores what we are afraid of, why, and how we might be able to deal or face that fear. Beginning with a fun read aloud (either by you or the provided video read aloud) of "Creepy Pair of Underwear" by Aaron Reynolds, students will engage in small group discussions about what their "creepy underwear" is. Afterwards, they will participate in a silly and enjoyable art activity where they get to create their one-of-a-kind "Creepy Underwear." The lesson ends with brief pre
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K - 5th
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Poetry Recitation Rubric
This poetry rubric helps the teacher assess budding rhetorical skills. In a classical education model, memorization and public recitation is an absolute necessity. It ensures that students internalize important pieces of literature and can accurately communicate their meaning vocally.This rubric assesses the five main components of poetic recitation: memorization, elocution, posture, eye-contact, and vocal variety. This allows the assessor to grade students not just on how well the poem was memo
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6th - 12th
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IPA Vowel Quadrilateral cheat sheet
SLP's guide to IPA vowel transcriptions, with diphthongs included. Picture/word examples for each sound as a quick and easy reminder for each sound and its corresponding symbols.
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Not Grade Specific
PUBLIC SPEAKING Demonstration Speech - Teacher Evaluation & Peer Feedback
How can public speaking teachers fairly and efficiently complete speaker evaluations for their high school speech students? With this auto-calculating Google Sheet, evaluating the informative how to speech is easy! The rubrics are created with formulas that automatically calculate the speech score, provide simple rankings, and room for succinct individualized comments. I've been evaluating secondary student speakers for 23 years. After many iterations, these Google Sheets work beautifully for me
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9th - 12th
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Parent Input Form for Language Skills (Preschool and School-aged)
The 'Parent Input Form for Language Skills' is an informal assessment to help members of the IFSP or IEP team determine areas of strength and opportunities for growth based on parent input. Within the packet, there is a 'school-aged' form and a 'preschool' form. Both documents look at 'receptive language', 'expressive language', articulation', and 'social language' skills. The information provided by the parent can help you determine potential new goals to target for the upcoming IFSP or IEP. Th
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Not Grade Specific
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Group Participation Rubric
This rubric can be used to hold students accountable during group work. It is in .docx form and can be adapted for your needs.
The rubric is simple and written in student-friendly language. It asks the students to grade themselves first, and then the second section is for the teacher to fill out. You can delete the top or bottom portion if you just want the teacher to fill it out, or just the students.
The rubric could be used for juniors and seniors, but might need to be adapted if you think
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4th - 10th
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Speech Communications Editable Special Occasion Rubric
This speech & communications rubric is FULLY EDITABLE. It can be used for most any speech, however it was created for a special occasion speech. Edit it and use in a social studies, language arts, foreign language, science or reading class. It is suitable for middle and high school. There are six categories: volumepreparednessspeaks clearly (diction), posture and eye contactcontenttime limit Time tested by a veteran, award winning drama and speech teacher of thirty-eight years. Check o
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Not Grade Specific
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Public Speaking Rubric
This public speaking rubric is designed to aid teachers in assessing and reporting on formal presentations. Examples are provided to illustrate grades from E (very unsatisfactory) to C (satisfactory) to A (outstanding).
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4th
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Grade 4-8 Oral Communication - Single Point Rubric (Ontario Curriculum)
This is an editable (through a Google Docs link) Oral Communication Rubric appropriate for Grades 4-8. This is based on the Ontario Language Arts Curriculum and includes overall and specific expectations.
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4th - 8th
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Paper Bag Book Report
This is such a fun book report. After reading their book, Students do the written portion of the book report on the outside of a large grocery bag including specific things like character, setting, summary.. and then place five items inside the bag to symbolize main characters, setting or events from the book. Its fun and creative and also allows students to practice their public speaking. *WIN WIN**** Instructions AND Rubric Included ***__________________________________________________________
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2nd - 8th
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Data Tracker and Reflection Form for Class Discussions/Accountable Talk
This resource is designed for classrooms that want to practice higher-level class discussions every day of the week! This data tracker and reflection form is completed by students at the end of each class period. Students measure their contributions to partner, group, and/or whole class discussions using five different criteria. Each day students will reflect on their individual discussion data by writing a response to guided questions on the handout. On the last day of the week, this resource a
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6th - 12th
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Second step self assessment for listening behavior
Useful for helping students learn how to conduct a self assessment. Also a useful tool for individual goal setting. This set includes the four characterists of good listeners; eyes watching, ears listening, voice quiet, and body still.
Grades:
PreK - 2nd
Presentation Rubric
Use this rubric for poster, PowerPoint, or Google Slides presentations.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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