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Apostles' Creed Song Apostles' Creed Rap/Song Students will write, create, produce, and record an original song based on the Apostle's Creed. Rubric Code: PX99C45 By CFMatthews Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Philosophy Type: Assignment Grade Levels: 6-8

Apostles' Creed
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Group Work	Poor Much time is wasted during class. The group is not co-operating and /or are off task during most or all classes.	Fair Some time is wasted during class. The group is not cooperating and/ or are off task during some of the classes.	Good Little time is wasted during class. The group works well together and everyone is participating.	Excellent No time is wasted during class. The group works well together and everyone is participating.
Lyrics	Poor The lyrics did not explain the importance or meaning of the Creed.	Fair The lyrics showed a general understanding of the Creed.	Good The lyrics showed a good understanding of the Creed.	Excellent The lyrics showed an excellent understanding of the Creed.
Presentation	Poor The student showed little confidence in the presentation of the song. They were unprepared and did not make a significant contribution to the group.	Fair The student showed some confidence in the presentation of the song. They were somewhat prepared and contributed to the group's performance.	Good The student showed confidence in the presentation of the song. They were prepared and made a significant contribution to the group.	Excellent The student showed excellent confidence in the presentation of the song. They were prepared and made a significant contribution to the group.
Follow Instructions	Poor Students were not prepared with a good copy of the assignment. Only some of the teacher's instructions were followed.	Fair Students followed most of the teachers' instructions.	Good Students followed all of the teachers' instructions.	Excellent Students followed all of the teachers' instructions and went above and beyond in their work.