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8th grade other (performing arts) rubric microsofts
Ukulele rubrics for grading and peer assessment!
Looking for a set of rubrics to help grade your pupil's ukulele performance?This one does the job. Tick statements that best represent how your pupils have performed. Then tally up the score to see which band the grade falls under.This set of rubrics provides statements that work as a checklist from your pupil's perspective so that pupils are able to measure themselves as they work towards their goals. The rubrics are provided in a Microsoft Word document format so that you may change it to suit
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5th - 8th
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Choir | Self-Paced Sight Reading (FOR USE WITH SIGHT READING FACTORY)
**DO NOT BUY IF YOU ARE NOT USING SIGHT READING FACTORY STUDENT ACCOUNTS**Are you using Sight Reading Factory student accounts for assessment? I have found that it is sometimes difficult to accommodate a wide range of abilities in a single class. This structured and scaffolded list of assessment settings allows for beginning sight readers and advanced sight readers to find an appropriate level of challenge in their sight reading. Work at the same speed, or let students move at their own pace!Inc
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6th - 12th
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The Practice Log - Something a bit different....
This is a practice log I've been using for a few years now with interesting results. Unlike traditional logs that require a set amount of time each week and are a cause of countless forged signatures, this version is based on honesty, responsibility, and self reflection.Included in this editable file:Intro, Explanation, and TipsTHE Practice LogRate-of-Progress RubricPractice Tips-o-the-WeekA pre-written letter for parentsIf you have been struggling to build a practice log culture in your ensembl
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6th - 12th
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Song Form Lesson and Project
Lesson includes:
-Information on song form and how to label different types of songs
-Definitons of intro, verse, chorus, bridge, outro, theme and variation
-Critical thinking questions
-Project guidelines
-Editable Rubric
Note: Project is based on making PowerPoint/Prezi. The PowerPoint is editable and the rubric is generalized so if you do not have access to a computer you could change the requirements to a poster, written essay, etc.
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6th - 12th
Singing Assessment - Rubric
Elevate your choral instruction with "Singing Assessment - Rubric," a meticulously crafted singing rubric designed to assess and enhance students' vocal skills. This user-friendly resource provides a comprehensive framework for evaluating:Accuracy: Pitch and RhythmMusicality: Blend and BalanceBreath and PostureIntonationThis rubric will allow you to provide targeted feedback and guide your students toward vocal excellence. Transform your choir rehearsals with this invaluable tool and witness
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PreK - 12th
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Choir Concert Makeup Assignment
This concert makeup assignment encourages student independence and personal reflection. Rather than being busy work like many concert makeup assignments, this assignment assesses the same things that would be assessed if they were present at the concert: their musical abilities.
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6th - 12th
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Instrument Creation Project
Brainstorming worksheets and rubric for a instrument building unit/project. I supported my lessons with youtube videos for "how to" make certain homemade instruments. Includes rubric. Completely editable.
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3rd - 12th
Singing Assessment Rubric
This is an easy to understand, scored rubric I use with my choir students for assessments. It allows students to see their strengths as well as weaknesses. There is a section at the bottom for comments.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Guitar Assessment/Playing Test Rubric
This is an easy to understand, scored rubric I use with my guitar students for playing tests and assessments. It allows students to see their strengths as well as weaknesses. There is a section at the bottom for comments.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Postmodern Parody Project
Ever heard of Postmodern Jukebox? This project takes the idea of Postmodern Jukebox to a level your Music Appreciation or General Music students will find accessible and fun. Using a music creation software like Edu Bandlab, Garage Band, or similar, students will change the genre of a song.
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6th - 12th
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Violin/ Strings Performance Rubric
This rubric makes performance assessment (such as playing tests) really easy. Students can use it to self-assess and peer assess and teachers can use it when grading to give accurate, measurable feedback. This is in word document form so that you can edit it to suit your individual needs.
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4th - 12th
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Chair Test/Playing Test Rubric
This is a rubric that I use in my classes constantly. It allows for the teacher to keep track of different aspects of the students performance. This also allows feedback for the student on their strengths and weaknesses. The rubric includes sound production, preparedness, posture/ playing position, and style.
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5th - 12th
Composition Grading Rubric Editable
Requires the font at this location: http://www.fontspace.com/robert-allgeyer/musisync
Includes grading categories for rhythms used, neatness, time signature, performance etiquette, and audience etiquette. Can be changed to meet your project needs.
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2nd - 12th
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Hispanic Heritage & Music - Project-Based Learning - Rubric
Here's a way to implement both project-based learning and Hispanic Heritage Month into your music classes. Although National Hispanic Heritage Month is September 15th-October 15th, this can be modified for use at any time during the year to explore Hispanic contributions to music. Full resource consists of a presentation with project topic ideas, sample project outlines, and explanation of rubric, as well as a copy of the actual rubric. Feel free to adjust any part of this resource to make it wo
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6th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Hispanic Heritage & Music - Project-Based Learning - Full Resource
Band Playing Test Rubric (UPDATED)
UPDATED 6 SEPTEMBER 2019 to include an editable rubric & more specific details to help set your kids up for the assessment!- - - - - - - - - -Who has time to sit and listen to each and every student individually without losing valuable classroom and ensemble time? I have got a solution for you!Here's a rubric for an Individual Playing Test you can give to anyone in a musical ensemble setting (maybe even for recorders in general music). The task is to create a video that contains specific son
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4th - 12th
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Conductor Repertoire Matrix
This product is designed specifically for CHORAL CONDUCTORS!
Years ago, after rehearsing my repertoire with my choir for several weeks, I realized I have chosen several pieces in the same tonal center. Irritated by my lack of the "total picture," I was inspired to create a matrix listing all of the important elements of choosing music for my ensemble. By filling in all the contents, I am able to have a clear idea of my entire repertoire...thereby, providing a balanced and engaging choral repe
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Time Signature Worksheet: Student Composition
Part of the Intermediate Ontario Curriculum is creating, composing and performing simplistic music. This worksheet explains how to properly compose music using 4/4 time (making sure each bar of music adds up to 4 beats). There is an answer key and a performance assessment added for when students perform the four bars of music they composed.
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6th - 9th
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Chorus Performance Rubric
This was a rubric created by my students for choral performance. This was first a homework assignment that we compiled into an agreed rubric that would be used to self-assess, peer-assess, and class-assess when we perform songs in our own classroom. I hope you could use this too! The second page is a running record of each class.
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4th - 12th
ABA Song Project
This is a great introductory project for your music technology classes. You can use it with Garageband or Mixcraft. This is the rubric for the project which you can use for grading and constructing your lesson plans.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Black History Month & Music - Project-Based Learning - Rubric
Here's a way to implement both project-based learning and Black History Month into your music classes. This can be modified for use at any time during the year to explore African-American contributions to music.Full resource consists of a presentation with project topic ideas, sample project outlines, and explanation of rubric, as well as a copy of the actual rubric. Feel free to adjust any part of this resource to make it work best for your class. You can use the rubric as a Google Doc, or down
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5th - 12th
Also included in:Â Black History Month & Music - Project-Based Learning - Full Resource
Guitar Scale Rubric
Assessing your students is important- especially scales. This rubric provides a clear understanding of what the expectation is for the assessment
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7th - 12th
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Choral Rehearsal and Performance Self Evaluation
It is important that students self assess their progress both in rehearsal and after performances. This rubric allows them to do both. I usually have them complete it (in pencil) after watching a video of a rehearsal a week or two before the concert date. Then we discuss it to prepare for the performance. After the concert, we watch that video and reassess (with highlighter). I then use it as a guide when I am assigning grades for the concert.
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6th - 12th
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Eerie Canal Song History Project/Presentation
Supplemental learning activity about the Eerie Canal. When you are teaching this song the students can spend time researching the history by answering the following prompts and turning it into a presentation or powerpoint.
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5th - 12th
Graphic Notation Project using SeeSaw.me
This is a great assignment to collaborate with your art teacher on! Have the kids create a painting or sketch in art class, and then use the piece of art as 'sheet music'! For example: What do reds mean- loud or soft? What should a smooth blue ocean sound like? Do your short choppy lines mean fast or slow tempo?
Also pair this with some background of artist Kandinsky, and synethesia (seeing music with colors.)
I use the app/website SeeSaw because it has an easy Google sign in, and it designed
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4th - 8th
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