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Book Project: Create a song or rap 
Writing own lyrics about the animal researched, to the tune of an existing song or self-created song.
Rubric Code: AXAWWW8
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Subject: English  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: K-5, 6-8

Powered by iRubric Lyrics Writing Project
  Excellent

4 pts

Good

3 pts

Fair

2 pts

Poor

1 pts

Content

Excellent

Student included everything from score 3 plus 2 additional facts.
Good

Student effectively incorporates 5 of the following 7 categories
into their lyrics: animal name, what the animal looks like, what does the animal eat, how does it defend itself, where is its habitat, is it endangered, and 5 additional facts about the animal
Fair

Included 3 the the categories listed in score 3.
Poor

Included only 1 of the categories listed in score 3. Very little effort was put into the project.
Lyrics

Excellent

Lyrics follow a pattern/rhyme. In
addition to the lyrics, the student has created a memorable chorus. Lyrics are catchy and memorable. Music is easy to understand when spoken, sung or recorded by student.
Good

Lyrics follow a pattern/rhyme.
Lyrics may not be easy to remember, but meet the content criteria.
Music is easy to understand when spoken, sung or recorded by student.
Fair

Either the lyrics do not follow a pattern/rhyme or the lyrics may not be easy to remember,
because they do not meet the content criteria. Music may be difficult to understand when spoken, sung or recorded by student.
Poor

Either the lyrics do not
follow a pattern/rhyme or the lyrics may not be easy to
remember, because they do not meet the content criteria.
Music may be difficult to understand when spoken, sung or recorded by student.
Presentation

Excellent

Project was presented to class, and sung
Good

Project was presented to class, but spoken
Fair

Project was sung in private to teacher
Poor

Project was spoken in private to teacher
Presentation dynamics

Excellent

Presentation was understandable, emphatic and energetic
Good

Presentation was understandable, but too little emphasis and energy was displayed
Fair

Presentation was understandable most of the time, some energy displayed
Poor

Presentation was quiet: difficult to hear the words.
Little energy displayed
Work ethic

Excellent

Prepared and presented in a superior way.

Includes title, lyrics, and cover sheet.

No spelling and mechanics errors.

Superior evidence of effort.
Good

Neatly prepared and presented.
Includes title, lyrics, and cover sheet.

One or two spelling and mechanics errors.

Good evidence of effort.
Fair

Adequately prepared and presented.

Product is missing one of the following: song title, lyrics, and cover sheet.

Few (3-4) spelling and mechanics errors.

Some evidence of effort.
Poor

Poorly prepared and presented.

Missing song title, lyrics, and/or cover sheet.

Multiple (more than 4) spelling and mechanics errors.

Minimal evidence of effort.





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