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iRubric: I, IV, V Chord Progression Assessment rubric

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I, IV, V Chord Progression Assessment I, IV, V Chord Progression Assessment This rubric will assess I, IV, V Chord Progression in the Keys of C, F and/or on Orff Instruments. Rubric Code: SX8X7WC By TWheat Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Music Type: Assessment Grade Levels: K-5

Grading
	Advanced proficient 4 pts	Proficient 3 pts	Partially Proficient 2 pts	Unsatisfactory 1 pts	Total (N/A)
Plays Correct Chords	Advanced proficient Plays every chord correctly with excellent mallet technique.	Proficient Plays almost all of the chords correctly with no more than 2-3 mistakes, with good mallet technique.	Partially Proficient Plays most of the chords correctly with no more than 6 mistakes, with adequate mallet technique.	Unsatisfactory Plays 5 or fewer chords correctly with poor mallet technique.	Total
Performs with sense of rhythm	Advanced proficient Plays all of the selection with excellent rhythmic sense.	Proficient Plays almost all of the selection with good rhythmic sense.	Partially Proficient Plays more than half of the selection with adequate rhythmic sense.	Unsatisfactory Plays some of the selection with adequate rhythmic sense.	Total
Good Posture and Mallet Technique	Advanced proficient Excellent posture, consistently uses pinch and wrap, consistently plays in the center of the bars, consistently pulling sound out of the instrument with no more than one mistake.	Proficient Good posture, consistently uses pinch and wrap, consistently plays in the center of the bars, consistently pulling sound out of the instrument with no more than 2-3 mistakes overall.	Partially Proficient Adequate posture, sometimes uses pinch and wrap (pointy/grippy hands), sometimes plays in the center of the bars, sometimes pulling sound out of the instrument with no more than 6 mistakes overall.	Unsatisfactory Poor posture, seldom uses pinch and wrap (pointy/grippy hands), seldom plays in the center of the bars, seldom pulling sound out of the instrument.	Total