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Grade 8 Write Your Own Lyrics

Elementary Music Performance assessment rubric

Musical performance grading rubrics

Rubric Code: XAC356

By aribble

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Subject: Music

Type: Assessment

Grade Levels: K-5, 6-8

Music performance rubric
	Unsatisfactory 1 pts	Needs Improvement 2 pts	Satisfactory 3 pts	Outstanding 4 pts
Classroom Effort and Behavior	Unsatisfactory Student is generally distracted and may be a distraction to the entire class. Teacher reminds student continually about what is expected during a class.	Needs Improvement Student is on task and giving effort 50% of the time. Teacher frequently reminds this student about what is expected during class. After the reminder, the student regains focus.	Satisfactory Student is on task and giving effort 80% of the time. Teacher gives an occasional reminder to this student about what is expected during class. After the reminder, the student regains focus.	Outstanding Student is on task and giving effort 100% of the time. Teacher does not need to remind this student about what is expected during class.
Rhythmic Accuracy	Unsatisfactory Most of the rhythmic parts are performed incorrectly.	Needs Improvement Some basic rhythmic parts are performed correctly; however, has challenges with some rhythms.	Satisfactory Most of the rhythmic parts are performed correctly, with few errors.	Outstanding Confidently performs rhythmic part correctly.
Composition	Unsatisfactory No lines fit into the song	Needs Improvement Few lines fit in song	Satisfactory Most lines fit into the song	Outstanding Each line can fits well into the song
Writing	Unsatisfactory Only replaced one section of the song	Needs Improvement Only replaced a verse and chours	Satisfactory Replaced most of the song. 1 Verse Bridge Chours	Outstanding Have written new words to replace the entire song
Word Quality	Unsatisfactory Didn't replce many words at all.	Needs Improvement Words don't make sences and follow no liner though	Satisfactory Words tell some a of story but are catchy	Outstanding Words tell a story and chour offers a solution or comment on the story.