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- Kindergarten and First Grade Music are graded in the same way: We have a rubric with 8 categories, with a point scale from 0-3. The average of your 8 categories will determine your grade in music class at the end of the year! Below is the rubric that I grade K and 1 on!
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Consistently Competent
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Competent
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Emerging
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Poor
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Pitch Exploration
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The student was able to imitate vocal
glissandi accurately using head voice.
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The student approximated the model but
lacked use of head voice.
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The student attempted the model but was
not recognizable.
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The student did not attempt.
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Fragment Singing
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The student is able to echo a simple
melodic pattern with and without words using head voice.
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The student approximated the melodic
patterns with accurate melodic direction and included at least one accurate
pitch.
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The student attempted to echo the
melodic pattern but it was not recognizable.
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The student did not attempt.
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Simple Songs
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The student is able to remember and
sing an entire simple song using head voice.
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The student approximated the simple
song, which contained appropriate melodic direction and included at least one
accurate pitch.
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The student attempted to sing the
simple song but it was not recognizable.
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The student did not attempt.
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Arioso
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The student is able to spontaneously
create an original tune using more than two tones in head voice.
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The student 1) included two or more
tones OR 2) used head voice.
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The student did not use more than two
tones.
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The student did not attempt.
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Song Tales
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The student is able to listen to a
piece of music and comprehend the story told within.
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The student is able to listen to a
piece of music and understand parts of the story told.
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The student is able to listen to a
piece of music quietly.
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The student does not listen to the
music and chooses instead to talk or distract others.
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Movement Exploration
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The student is able to create movements
that appropriately reflect the musical expressiveness of various styles of
classical music.
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The student uses varied levels within
their movement exploration, uses basic patterns, and explores a variety of
creative options.
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The student uses only one level within
their movement exploration or uses common patterns borrowed from others.
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The student did not attempt.
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Movement for Form & Expression
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The student accurately demonstrates the
prescribed movements and maintains the beat throughout the performance to a
song, rhyme, and/or piece of music.
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The student accurately demonstrates
SOME of the prescribed movements and maintains the beat throughout the
performance.
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The student does not demonstrate the
prescribed movements OR does not maintain the beat throughout the
performance.
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The student did not attempt.
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Beat Motions
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The student is able to maintain a
consistent beat in groups of 2s and 3s at the tempo given.
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The student maintains a consistent beat
in groups of 2s and 3s at a given tempo for partial amounts of time.
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The student is not able to maintain a
constant beat at a given tempo.
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The student did not attempt.
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- SECOND GRADE is graded differently than Kindergarten and First grade. Second Grade will take written tests on content gone over within class that average together to determine their grade, as done in other classes, as well as performance grades. However, most of their grades will come from the written tests.
- Music is on Remind!! If you want updates on Concert days/times, music activities, Parents to Music Week, or any other musical information, text @9cghc8 to 81010
- I am giving piano lessons again to those interested this year! Anyone interested in lessons, please email me at mary.bryan@banks.k12.ga.us for information; I will send home a sign up sheet with your child ONLY if you contact me about it first! I look forward to teaching your awesome kiddos the mechanics of piano playing!
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