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Song/Poem for Frontliners 
You will compose an original 4-7 line song or poem which describes the fortitude and perseverance of our beloved COVID-19 front liners (health care workers, delivery men, uniformed personnel). Have yourself video recorded. Send the file through your Schoology account.
Rubric Code: X2X5637
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Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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  Did not meet Expectations

2 pts

Met some Expectations

3 pts

Met most Expectations

4 pts

Exceeded Expectations

5 pts

Lyrics x3

Did not meet Expectations

The song lyrics are not coherent. The words not memorable.
Met some Expectations

The song lyrics are some what coherent. The song lyrics are well received by the audience.
Met most Expectations

The song lyrics are good. The words memorable. The song lyrics are enthusiastically received by the audience.
Exceeded Expectations

The song lyrics are outstanding. The words memorable. The song lyrics are enthusiastically received by the audience.
Performance x2

Did not meet Expectations

The presenter could not be heard or could not get through the song in a serious manner, completely unprepared.
Met some Expectations

The presenter was heard, but occasionally was not lout enough or silly, made several mistakes while presenting song.
Met most Expectations

The presenter was heard clearly, was occasionally silly, and made 3-4 mistakes while presenting.
Exceeded Expectations

The presenter was heard and maintained a serious composure, but made 1-2 mistakes while presenting.
Creativity x1

Did not meet Expectations

The song composed is not very original. The message is not conveyed.
Met some Expectations

The song composed is not very original, but there are some elements that are excellent.
Met most Expectations

The student composed an original song but there are some elements that are not excellent.
Exceeded Expectations

The student composed an original song with a clear theme.
Information x1

Did not meet Expectations

The writer expressed factual information in manner that showed no effort, or did not include facts.
Met some Expectations

The writer expressed factual information in manner that showed little effort. The performance of the song did not meet expectations.
Met most Expectations

The writer expressed factual information in a creative manner and incorporated 2 facts showing acceptable effort. The performance of the song meet expectations.
Exceeded Expectations

The writer expressed factual information and incorporated at least three facts in a creative manner, showing acceptable effort. The performance of the song was excellent.
Organization x1

Did not meet Expectations

The song was unorganized and difficult to follow.
Met some Expectations

The writer lacked two of the following:
clearly organized information, correct grammar and spelling usage, and/or legible handwriting.
Met most Expectations

The writer lacked one of the following: clearly organized information, correct grammar and spelling usage, and/or legible handwriting.
Exceeded Expectations

The writer clearly organized information, used mostly correct grammar and spelling and used legible handwriting.



Keywords:
  • writing, poem, essay, song, education







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