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1st Grade - Creston Elementary Music 
Rubric Code: HA9X88
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Subject: Music  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: K-5

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  Beginning

(0-3 Points)

(N/A)

Developing

(4-6 Points)

(N/A)

Secure

(7-9 Points)

(N/A)

Exceeds

(10 Points)

(N/A)

Singing Voice

Beginning

Student SELDOM uses a singing voice by singing responses to questions that are sung during singing games
Developing

Student SOMETIMES uses a singing voice by singing responses to questions that are sung during singing games
Secure

Student USUALLY uses a singing voice by singing responses to questions that are sung during singing games
Exceeds

Student ALWAYS uses a singing voice by singing responses to questions that are sung during singing games
Pitch Matching

Beginning

Student SELDOM uses pitch matching skills, alone and in groups
Developing

Student SOMETIMES uses pitch matching skills, alone and in groups
Secure

Student USUALLY uses pitch matching skills, alone and in groups
Exceeds

Student ALWAYS uses pitch matching skills, alone and in groups
Music Composition

Beginning

Student SELDOM organizes familiar rhythms and melodies into original patterns, using speech and graphic notation
Developing

Student SOMETIMES organizes familiar rhythms and melodies into original patterns, using speech and graphic notation
Secure

Student USUALLY organizes familiar rhythms and melodies into original patterns, using speech and graphic notation
Exceeds

Student ALWAYS organizes familiar rhythms and melodies into original patterns, using speech and graphic notation
Music Transfer

Beginning

Student SELDOM transfers creations to an instrument or voice
Developing

Student SOMETIMES transfers creations to an instrument or voice
Secure

Student USUALLY transfers creations to an instrument or voice
Exceeds

Student ALWAYS transfers creations to an instrument or voice
Music Notation

Beginning

Student SELDOM uses an established notation system to read and notate simple rhythm patterns
Developing

Student SOMETIMES uses an established notation system to read and notate simple rhythm patterns
Secure

Student USUALLY uses an established notation system to read and notate simple rhythm patterns
Exceeds

Student ALWAYS uses an established notation system to read and notate simple rhythm patterns
Diverse Performances

Beginning

Student SELDOM performs music from a variety of world cultures in an authentic manner
Developing

Student SOMETIMES performs music from a variety of world cultures in an authentic manner
Secure

Student USUALLY performs music from a variety of world cultures in an authentic manner
Exceeds

Student ALWAYS performs music from a variety of world cultures in an authentic manner
Culture Comparison

Beginning

Student SELDOM performs music from different cultures, and SELDOM articulates how the songs are alike and different
Developing

Student SOMETIMES performs music from different cultures, and SOMETIMES articulates how the songs are alike and different
Secure

Student USUALLY performs music from different cultures, and USUALLY articulates how the songs are alike and different
Exceeds

Student ALWAYS performs music from different cultures, and ALWAYS articulates how the songs are alike and different




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