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Music Dictionary

Students must construct a music dictionary using terms and symbols from our music literature. They must incorporate terms that are unfamiliar, but are not limited to them. Like a standard dictionary, it must have a cover; use illustrations for some terms; alphabetize.

Rubric Code: XB2X82

By Bassclar121

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Subject: Music

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 6-8

Music Dictionary
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Task	Poor Student has defined less than 12 terms.	Fair Student has defined12 to 15 terms that are relevant to the literature we are studying. Some terms are unfamiliar. Most have been discussed in band class at some point	Good Student has defined 16 to 20 terms that are relevant to the literature we are studying. Most terms are unfamiliar and have not been discussed in band class at some point.	Excellent Student has defined 21 or more music terms relevant to the literature we are studying. Most terms are unfamiliar and have not been discussed in band class at some point.
Cover Page	Poor Student does not have a cover page.	Fair Student has a cover page with only the title.	Good Student has a cover page with a title and author.	Excellent Student has a cover page with a title and author. Student demonstrates creativity on the cover page.
Organization	Poor Terms were in random order. There was no attempt at alphabetizing.	Fair There were a significant amount of errors in alphabetizing. However, student made some effort.	Good Some terms are in alphabetical order. Only minor errors were made.	Excellent All terms are in alphabetical order just as your standard dictionary.
Creativity	Poor Student was not creativity. They did not provide any illustrations or sense of creativity.	Fair Student demonstrated little creativity. They did not provide any illustrations or sense of creativity.	Good Student demonstrated adequate creativity. They provided illustrations.	Excellent Student stamped the project with creativity. They provided illustrations throughout.
Timeliness	Poor The assignment was submitted 3 or more days late.	Fair The assignment was submitted 1-2 days late.	Good The assignment was submitted on time.	Excellent The assignment was submitted before the due date.