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Write a Math Rap

You are to write a Mathematical Rap, song, poem or story about any math concept. You must describe how to complete a math problem using this concept.

Rubric Code: DAW734

By joforiad

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Subject: Music

Type: Writing

Grade Levels: 6-8

Write a Math Rap Below are the guidelines for writing your Math Rap.
	Poor 5 pts	Fair 10 pts	Good 15 pts	Very Good 20 pts
ONTIME Turn-In of paper ontime.	Poor Late 3 or more days	Fair Late - 2 days	Good Late - 1 day	Very Good Ontime.
NEATNESS Spelling and Complete sentences	Poor Pencil copy with mistakes. Many Spelling and Grammatical Errors present. Marks on the paper.	Fair Written in pen. <BR> 4 or more Spelling and Grammatical errors present.	Good Written in pen. <BR> 2-3 Spelling and Grammatical errors.	Very Good Typed copy. <BR> Cover page optional. <BR> 0-2 Spelling and Grammatical errors.
CREATIVE Completeness of the written work: Does it Make Sense?	Poor Words are incomprehensible and do not make sense. The words do not describe the assignment.	Fair Words include the multiplying or dividing fractions	Good Words correctly describe processes for multiplying and dividing fractions clearly but with mistakes	Very Good Words correctly describe processes for multiplying and dividing fractions clearly and what to do when the answer is improper or can be simplified
MATH CONCEPT DESCRIPTION The math concept is explained clearly and correctly.	Poor The concept of fractions is used but an incorrect description is made.	Fair Incorrect use of fraction multiplication and division, but is attempted.	Good Correct use of language to mutiply and divide fractions with mistakes	Very Good Correct use of language to mutiply and divide fractions with NO mistakes
PERFORMANCE EFFORT All group members contribute and perform to their full potential.	Poor Student does not try at all.	Fair Student attempts to perform, but does not use music or beats	Good Student performs with appropriate music or beats but makes minor mistakes.	Very Good Student performs with confidence to appropriate music or beats, and to the best of his/her ability.