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Compose your own Rule Rap

Compose your own RAP SONG!

Work collaboratively in a small group to write a rap song that follows the criteria below.

Rubric Code: YXBW942

By Sherryneric

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Subject: Music

Type: Assignment

Grade Levels: 6-8

Rap Song In Class Assignment
	Level 1 Unsatisfactory 1 pts	Level 2 Satisfactory 2 pts	Level 3 Average 3 pts	Level 4 Above Average 4 pts
Beat/Rhythm - body percussion The ostinato is a clear 4-beat pattern	Level 1 No steady beat was present.	Level 2 A steady beat was identified in the song and was not maintained throughout the presentation	Level 3 A steady beat was identified in the song and maintainted throughout most of the presentation	Level 4 A steady beat was identified in the song and maintained throughout entire presentation
Volume/Projection/Annunciation Presented in an audible tone and is clearly understood.	Level 1 Presenter(s) could not be heard or could not get thorugh the song in a serious manner, completely unprepared.	Level 2 Presenter(s) was heard clearly, was occasionally silly, and made 3 or 4 mistakes while presenting.	Level 3 Presenter(s) was heard and maintained a serious composure, but made 1-2 mistakes while presenting.	Level 4 Presenter was flawless in presentation of song.
Beat/Rhythm - instruments Playing the ostinato pattern on unpitched instruments	Level 1 No rhythms were present	Level 2 A rhythms were identified in the song and were not maintained throughout the presentation	Level 3 A rhythms were identified in the song and maintained throughout most of the presentation	Level 4 A rhythms were identified in the song and maintained throughout entire presentation
Working collaboritively Student works appropriately with other in group.	Level 1 Not all students participate in the performance.	Level 2 Few students participate in the performance.	Level 3 Most students participate in the performance.	Level 4 All students are active participants in the performance.