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Homemade Musical Instrument 
The student will make an instrument for the Sound Unit in Science. The instrument must be able to play at least 3 different pitches.
Rubric Code: FBB4W4
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Subject: Science  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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2 pts

Good

3 pts

Excellent

4 pts

Exceeds

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Design - Ingenuity

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Needs improvement
Good

Student design is good. Revisions are evident. Instrument can create three (or more) pitches.
Excellent

Student design shows ingenuity. Revisions show improvement. Instrument can create three (or more) clear pitches and is well-constructed.
Exceeds

Instrument can change pitches or is calibrated (tuned) to a piano.
Knowledge of Sound

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Needs improvement
Good

Student can explain how the sound is produced or how it relates to his/her instrument. He/she can also explain how changing the frequency changes the pitch.
Excellent

Student can explain how the sound is produced and how sound waves relate to his/her instrument. He/she can also explain how changing the frequency changes the pitch.
Exceeds



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