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Chorus Daily Participation Chorus Daily Participation Daily Choir Participation Rubric Rubric Code: E4449A By pattifulk Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Music Type: (Other) Grade Levels: (none)

Vocal Music Performance
	Excellent 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Needs Improvement 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Preparedness	Excellent Student always brings required materials and completed assignments to class.	Good Student usually brings his/her required materials and completed assignments. Student has to borrow supplies no more than once.	Needs Improvement Student sometimes brings required materials and completed assignments. Student may need to borrow supplies once.	Poor Student rarely brings his/her required materials and completed
Posture	Excellent Student always sits/stands upright with both feet on the floor, folder held up, looking at the director and music.	Good Student usually sits/stands upright with both feet on the floor, folder held up, looking at the director and music.	Needs Improvement Student sometimes sits/stands upright with both feet on the floor, folder held up, looking at the director and music.	Poor Student rarely sits/stands upright with both feet on the floor, folder held up, looking at the director and music.
Expression	Excellent Student always communicates energy and emotion through the face and body.	Good Student usually communicates energy and emotion through the face and body.	Needs Improvement Student sometimes communicates energy and emotion through the face and body.	Poor Student rarely communicates energy and emotion through the face and body.
Active Involvement	Excellent Student always listens to the instructor, does not interrupt class and stays on task.	Good Student usually listens to the instructor, does not interrupt class and rarely needs a reminder to get on task.	Needs Improvement Student sometimes listens to the instructor, occasionally disrupts class and needs a reminder to get on task.	Poor Student rarely listens to the instructor, disrupts class and is not involved with the class activity.