iRubric: Sound PBL Presentation/Instrument Rubric

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Sound PBL Presentation/Instrument Rubric

Students will investigate how vibrations produce sound. Student will differentiate between various sounds in terms of (pitch) high or low and (volume) loud or soft. Task: 1. Students will research an instrument and create a Web 2.0 presentation to explain different aspects of sound. 2. Students will construct and present a homemade musical instrument. Student will present what materials were chosen, how constructed, quality of sound, and how sound is produced.

Rubric Code: BA73B7

By krachtk

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Subject: Science

Type: Project

Grade Levels: K-5

Category
	Exceeds Standard 3 pts	Meets Standard 2 pts	Does Not Meet Standard 1 pts
Instrument Materials	Exceeds Standard Student chose materials that make the most sound for their instrument.	Meets Standard Student chose materials that did make sound, but could have chosen other materials to make more sound.	Does Not Meet Standard Student chose materials that would not make the most sound for their instrument.
Sound Standards from Instrument	Exceeds Standard Student can produce good-quality sounds on the instrument. Explained how the sound is produced; included the level of pitch and volume.	Meets Standard Student is able to produce a basic sound on the instrument. Explained how the sound is produced and the pitch level.	Does Not Meet Standard Unable to produce a basic sound. Unable to explain how was to be made nor the pitch level.
Presentation/Demonstration	Exceeds Standard Student included all 4 components required in the presentation (Web 2.0 presentation, all members involved, uses appropriate voice, presentation organization). He or she did so without prompts from the teacher.	Meets Standard Student included 2-3 components required in the presentation without prompting from the teacher.	Does Not Meet Standard Student includes 1 (or no) component required in the presentation without prompting. There is little motivation seen.
Presentation/Grammar	Exceeds Standard Presentation is written/spoken with few/no grammar errors either in writing or in spoken language.	Meets Standard Presentation is written/spoken with several grammar errors either in writing or in spoken language.	Does Not Meet Standard Presentation is written/spoken with multiple grammar errors either in writing or in spoken language. Presentation is hard to understand because of the grammatical errors.