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iRubric: Math Parody Video rubric

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Math Parody Video Christmas Song/poem Parody Create a parody to share with your class. Either individually or in a group, choose a song, rap or poem to parody. You will want to parody the rhyme scheme and the rhythm. Remember the purpose of the parody is to inform and entertain. You can present a recorded version or perform it live. If you work in a group, all will receive the same score. All project topics must be approved by me. Due Date: _______________________ Rubric Code: GX94A2B By mary_brandman Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Math Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12

Math Parody Rubric
	Mastery 5 pts	Proficiency 4 pts	Approaching Proficiency 3 pts	Below Acceptable 2 pts	Not Acceptable 1 pts
Rhyme Scheme	Mastery Paordy version of the song/poem completely matches the rhyme scheme of the original.	Proficiency Parody version of the song/poem mostly matches the rhyme scheme of the original.	Approaching Proficiency Parody version of the song/poemsometimes matches the rhyme scheme of the original.	Below Acceptable Parody version of the song/poem rarely matches the rhyme scheme of the original.	Not Acceptable Parody version of the song/poem doesn't match the rhyme scheme of the original.
Video Quality/ Choreography	Mastery Video is well made and all group members are present in video.	Proficiency Video is well made and most group members are present in video.	Approaching Proficiency All group members are present in video, but it is not well made.	Below Acceptable Video is not well made and most of the group members are in the video.	Not Acceptable Video is not well made and most of the members are NOT in the video.
Mathematical Accuracy	Mastery The topic was clearly addressed and multiple examples were provided.	Proficiency The topic was addressed and one example was displayed.	Approaching Proficiency The topic was described, but not examples were given.	Below Acceptable The topic was apparent, but not adequately described.	Not Acceptable The topic was not decipherable.
Timeliness	Mastery Project was turned in before or on the due date.	Proficiency Project was turned in one day late.	Approaching Proficiency Project was turned in two days late.	Below Acceptable Project was turned in three days late.	Not Acceptable Project was turned in 4 or more days late.