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Math Song/Rap/Cheer 
To create a song, rap, or cheer related to INTEGERS!
Rubric Code: WX84AW6
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Subject: Math  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 6-8

Powered by iRubric Write a Math Song/Rap
Below are the guidelines for writing your Math Poem/Song or Rap.
  Excellent

4 pts

Good

3 pts

Fair

2 pts

Poor

1 pts

NEATNESS

Typed or hand written.

Excellent

Your rap, song or poem is turned in typed or neatly hand written with 0-2 spelling and grammatical errors.
Good

Copy of poem/lyrics is turned in with 3-4 spelling and grammatical errors.
Fair

Many spelling and grammatical errors present. Marks on the paper.
Poor

Incomprehensible paper turned in.
CREATIVE

Completeness of the typed work: Does it Make Sense?

Excellent

The rap, song, or poem is unique, well thought out with some humor or drama in the wording.
*Well developed story line.
It should generate interest in the subject.
Good

The rap, song, or poem has some unique parts, with some humor or drama in the wording.
Has a story line. It generates some interest in the subject.
Fair

The rap, song, or poem may not be unique, with little to no humor or drama in the wording.
Story line is unclear. It generates little interest in the subject or it does not make sense. The words do not describe Integers.
Poor

The rap, song, or poem does not have any creative thinking by the author(s).
PROCESS

Correct use of the Integer Rules, and Formulas

Excellent

It is clear that by reading your rap, song, or poem, a person would have a better understanding of the math operation rule you chose. (Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication or Division) All of the rules for your topic is mentioned and is correct.
Good

By reading your rap, song, or poem, one would have some understanding of one of the rules you chose. (Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication or Division) Some of the rules for your topic is mentioned and is mostly correct.
Fair

By reading your rap, song, or poem, one would have very little understanding of one of the rules you chose. (Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication or Division) Some of the rules for your topic is not mentioned and is mostly correct.
Poor

By reading your rap, song, or poem, one would have hardly any understanding of one of the rules you chose. (Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication or Division) The majority of the rules for your topic is not mentioned or is mostly incorrect.



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