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Keyboard Performance Keyboard Performance Rubric Students use this rubric to evaluate their keyboard technique while playing a simple melody with their right hands and supporting harmony with left hands. Rubric Code: V9CB6C By grechkoh Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Music Type: Assessment Grade Levels: K-5

Keyboard Performance Students will use this rubric during self and/or peer-to-peer assessment while practicing playing song on their keyboards
	Yes! 4 pts	Yes, but 3 pts	No, but 2 pts	No 1 pts
Technique Posture, hand placement, finger technique.	Yes! Balanced posture with strait back, "arch" hands placement, "spider" fingers placed on appropriate keys and.	Yes, but Balanced posture with strait back, "arch" hands placement and "spider" fingers, but placed on wrong keys.	No, but Posture is not balanced, but back is strait; fingers are not curved, but placed on the right keys	No Poor posture, fingers are not curved and they are placed on wrong keys.
Melody Pitch accuracy/right hand	Yes! Melody sounds right, and all notes are correct	Yes, but Melody sounds right, but there is one or two wrong notes.	No, but Melody doesn't sound right, but some notes are correct.	No Melody doesn't sound right, and most all of the notes or all of them are wrong.
Harmony Chords or ostinato/left hand	Yes! All notes are correct. Sound is balanced and played on appropriate beat along with a melody.	Yes, but All notes are correct, but their sound is not balanced. Most of the time it played on appropriate beat along with a melody.	No, but Some notes are wrong, but played on appropriate beat along with a melody.	No Notes are wrong and played off time. There is no sense of harmony.
Rhythm Rhythm accuracy with a steady beat	Yes! All rhythmic figures with notes and rests are correct, and rhythmic pattern flows with the steady beat.	Yes, but Most rhythmic figures with notes and rests are correct, but rhythmic pattern doesn't follow the steady beat.	No, but Most rhythmic figures with notes and rests are wrong, but rhythmic pattern follow the steady beat.	No There is no sense of rhythm pattern that follow the beat.