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Middle School Choir Participation Rubric For use by teachers or students for self-evaluation. Includes criterion for in-class and rehearsal participation as well as categories of attitude and citizenship. Rubric Code: ZCW773 By techmentorhelen Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Music Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 6-8

Middle School Choir Participation Enter rubric description
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Singing with Group Enter description	Poor Student never uses proper breath, tall vowels or any facial expression. Seldom watches the director	Fair Student rarely uses breath support, tall vowels, facial expression and watches the director only half of the time.	Good Student usually sings with breath support, tall vowels, facial expression and mostly watches the director.	Excellent Student always sings with proper breath support, tall vowels, appropriate facial expressions and watches the director.
Effort [Hand signs refer to Kodaly/Curwen hand signals (do, re, mi, etc.)]	Poor Student never uses hand signs when asked, never sings or is involved with class activities.	Fair Student rarely uses hand signs when asked, rarely sings or is involved with class activities half the time	Good Student usually uses hand signs when asked, contributes by singing and mostly takes part in class activities.	Excellent Student always uses hand signs when asked, sings and proactively engages in class activities.
Posture Enter description	Poor Student never demonstrates a lifted rib cage, straight back and never holds music up chest level to align the head and spine.	Fair Student seldom demonstrates a lifted rib cage, straight back and rarely holds music up for alignment.	Good Student usually demonstrates a lifted rib cage, straight back and mainly holds music up chest level for spinal alignment.	Excellent Student always demonstrates a lifted rib cage, straight back and always holds music up chest level to align head with spinal column.
Attitude	Poor Student never respects others and teacher, seldom follows directions, and never listens to teacher or classmates.	Fair Student rarely respects others and teachers, has difficulty following directions, and listening to teacher and others.	Good Student usually respects others and teacher, follows directions, demonstrates some productive character traits, and mostly listens to others	Excellent Student is respectful, follows directions, demonstrates productive character traits (hardworking and patience). Respects others' ideas.
School Pride/Team work Enter your school's mascot/theme here	Poor Student never demonstrates School Pride words and receives a dentention for being tardy in choir three times in two weeks	Fair Student rarely demonstrates School Pride words. Student is late to class more than once every two weeks.	Good Student usually demonstrates School Pride words. Student is late to class no more than once every two weeks.	Excellent Student is respectful, caring, responsible, and honest. Always on time to class and follows rules. May be a leader in class.

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choir, music, middle school, participation

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