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iRubric: Body Percussion Composition - Rubric

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Body Percussion Composition - Rubric Body Percussion Composition - Rubric Rubric Code: GXC894B By scosta123 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Music Type: Assessment Grade Levels: K-5

Body Percussion Rubric To Assess Body Percussion Composition
	Level 1 Is demonstrated 0%-49% of the performance. 10 pts	Level 2 Is demonstrated 50%-74% of the performance. 15 pts	Level 3 Is demonstrated 75%-99% of the performance. 20 pts	Level 4 Is demonstrated 100% of the performance. 25 pts
Composition 25 pts Students have incorporated components learned in class (body percussion, patting, clapping, snapping, stepping).	Level 1 Incorporates 0-1 elements	Level 2 Incorporates 2-3 element	Level 3 Incorporates 4 components.	Level 4 Incorporates all 5 components.
Rhythmic Comprehension 25 pts Students are able to maintain a steady beat.	Level 1 Students SELDOM demonstrates a steady beat.	Level 2 Students SOMETIMES demonstrates a steady beat.	Level 3 Students USUALLY demonstrates a steady beat.	Level 4 Students ALWAYS demonstrates a steady beat.
Group Work 25 pts Students are able to work within a group to create and practice a composition.	Level 1 Students RARELY show interest, initiative and effort when working in the group, and makes contributions to the group. Student RARELY recognizes his/her own and other people’s good efforts.	Level 2 Student SOMETIMES shows interest, initiative and effort when working in the group, and makes contributions to the group. Student SOMETIMES recognizes his/her own and other people’s good efforts.	Level 3 Student USUALLY shows interest, initiative and effort when working in the group, and makes contributions to the group. Student USUALLY recognizes his/her own and other people’s good efforts.	Level 4 Student ALWAYS shows interest, initiative and effort when working in the group, and makes contributions to the group. Student ALWAYS recognizes his/her own and other people’s good efforts.