Rubric

Category	4 - Excellent	3 - Good	2 - Developing	1 - Needs Improvement
Slide Content (Max 5 words per slide)	All slides follow the rule and clearly communicate the topic	Most slides follow the rule and communicate the topic well	Some slides exceed word limit or lack clarity	Slides are too wordy or unclear
Presenter Notes	Detailed and thoughtful notes prepared for each slide	Mostly complete notes with some thought shown	Notes are short or missing key explanations	Notes are mostly missing or too vague
Reflection & Understanding (Skills, challenges, future learning)	Deep reflection and clear understanding of HTML/CSS and teamwork	Good reflection with basic understanding	Reflection is shallow or missing some parts	Little to no reflection or understanding shown
Teamwork	Excellent collaboration and equal contribution	Good collaboration with mostly equal contribution	Uneven contribution or minor conflicts	Poor collaboration or major issues
Delivery (Clarity, preparation, timing)	Clear, confident, well-timed delivery by both partners	Mostly clear and confident delivery	Some reading or hesitation; under/over time	Unclear, unprepared, or off-topic delivery

Reflection Activity

Read the instructions below.

Create a short presentation reflecting on your website project, your learning journey with HTML/CSS, and your partner experience.

Each slide may have no more than 5 words.

Use images to support your voice.

Use the to plan what you’ll say for each slide.

Use slide transitions and animations to support the delivery of your presentation.

Title Slide
- Introduce yourself
- Briefly describe your project
Our Final Website
- Short summary of site
- What worked well? What are you proud of?
HTML Skills Gained
- screenshot(s) of some of your code
- Describe <Tags<> you used (e.g., <p>, <div>, <img>)
CSS Skills Gained
- screenshot(s) of some of your CSS code
- Describe the purpose of the CSS in the screenshot(s)
Working as a Team
- How was it working with a teammate? - How did you divide work? What went well?
Biggest Challenge
- What was hardest? How did you solve it?
What’s Next?
- Future Learning - what would you like to explore next?