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Character and Timbre Paragraph
Students will choose a character from Peter and the Wolf and will write a paragraph connecting the sound and timbre of the character's instrument to the traits of that character.
Rubric Code:
XX2CW49
By
lakite
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Subject:
Music
Type:
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Grade Levels:
K-5
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Character and Timbre
Good
3 pts
Fair
2 pts
Poor
1 pts
Content
Good
Student draws a clear connection between the timbre of the instrument and the traits of the chosen character.
Fair
Student connects the timbre of the instrument to at least one trait of the chosen character, but not all connections are as clear as they could be.
Poor
Student makes vague connections between the timbre of the instrument and the traits of the chosen character.
Paragraph Organization
Good
Paragraph is clearly organized with at least four sentences including a topic sentence and a concluding sentence.
Fair
Paragraph is somewhat organized and contains at least three sentences, but is missing either a topic or concluding sentence.
Poor
Paragraph is less than three sentences, and is missing both a topic sentence and a concluding sentence.
Use of Language
Good
Language used is descriptive and strong, appropriate adjectives are used to describe both the timbre and character traits of the chosen instrument and character.
Fair
Language used is fairly descriptive. Good adjectives are used to describe both timbre and character traits, but not all of these adjectives are appropriate for the chosen instrument/character.
Poor
Language used is nondescript. Any adjectives used do not apply to the chosen character or instrument.
Subjects:
Music
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