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iRubric: 4 Beat Rhythm rubric

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4 Beat Rhythm Rhythm Student demonstration of understanding basic rhythm patters and showing a basic beat in 2/4, 3/4, and 4/4 time. Rubric Code: Y6B437 By gdunne Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Music Type: (Other) Grade Levels: (none)

Rhythm maintain steady beat while singing and listening to music
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Rhythm echos patterns with body and/or classroom instruments	Poor The student is unable to respond with echoing teacher led rhythm patterns	Fair The student can demonstrate some ability to echo rhythm patterns demonstrated by teacher	Good The student is able to respond correctly to most of the echo patterns and displays and understanding of the material	Excellent The student demonstrates throuugh performance that they have a fully understanding of the material and the rhythm being presented
Rhythm Recognizes rhythm patterns of long and short sounds	Poor The student is unable to recognize through demonstration the difference between long and short sounds	Fair The student can demonstrate a minimal understanding of long and short sounds	Good The student is able to respond to most of the demonstrations of long and short sounds and can reproduce them on body percussion or classroom instruments	Excellent The student demonstrates a thorough understanding of long and hosrt sounds through echoing teacher driven examples
Rhythm maintain steady beat while listening, singing, and moving to music	Poor The student is unable to maintain a steady rhythm pattern while listening, singing, and moving to music	Fair The student shows some understanding of how to use the rhtyhm pattern when listening, singing, and moving to music	Good The student can respond to using steady rhtyhm patterns while listening, singing, and moving to music with a few errors when responding to teacher demonstration	Excellent The student demonstrates a thorough understanding of using the rhtyhm patterns while listening, singing, and moving to music with no errors in responding to teacher demonstration