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Compose your own RAP SONG! Compose your own RAP SONG! Work alone to write a rap song that follows the criteria below. Rubric Code: D3BW28 By beaconmusic Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Music Type: Assignment Grade Levels: (none)

Rap Song In Class Assignment
	Poor 0 pts	Fair 1 pts	Satisfactory 2 pts	Excellent 3 pts
Lines per verse six lines per verse	Poor Less than 2 lines of the verse are completed	Fair 2-3 lines of the verse are completed	Satisfactory 4-5 lines of the verse are completed	Excellent 6 lines of the verse are completed
Content Song clearly portrays the theme	Poor The theme is not clearly defined and lyrics do not represent the theme.	Fair The theme is defined but the lyrics do not represent the theme.	Satisfactory The theme is defined but the lyrics only somewhat represent the theme.	Excellent The theme is clearly defined and the lyrics clearly represent the theme.
Couplet Rhyming Rap is written in sets of couplets that rhyme with each other. AABBCC	Poor None of the lines rhyme with each other.	Fair 2 lines rhyme with one another (AA)	Satisfactory 4 lines contain couplets (AABB)	Excellent All 6 lines contain couplets (AABBCC)
Beat/Rhythm Presenter used a song beat	Poor No beat or rhythm was present	Fair Beat or rhythm was not identified	Satisfactory A beat or rhythm was identified in the verse and was not maintained throughout the presentation	Excellent A beat or rhythm was identified in the verse and maintainted throughout most of the presentation
Volume/Projection/Annunciation Presented in an audible tone and is clearly understood.	Poor Presenter(s) could not be heard or could not get thorugh the song in a serious manner, completely unprepared.	Fair Presenter(s) was heard, but occasionally was not loud enough or silly, made several mistakes while presenting song.	Satisfactory Presenter(s) was heard clearly, was occasionally silly, and made 3 or 4 mistakes while presenting.	Excellent Presenter(s) was heard and maintained a serious composure, but made 1-2 mistakes while presenting.
Physical Presentation Verse was written clearly, legibly, and spelling/grammar was correct.	Poor Song was not legible, and difficult to follow format.	Fair Song was legible with several grammatical mistakes and difficult to follow format.	Satisfactory Song was legible with few grammatical mistakes and format was satisfactory.	Excellent Song was legible with no grammatical mistakes and format was easy to follow.