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Rubrics for composing a jingle

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Answer from: rhettperkins

Theme

Jingle stays on topic throughout. Topic is positive and appropriate for school advertising. Clever lyrics.

Jingle stays on topic. Topic is positive and appropriate for school advertising. Competent lyrics to advertise topic.

Jingle stays on topic some of the time. Topic is occasionally positive and appropriate for school advertising. Fine lyrics written with some teacher support.

Jingle doesn't stay on topic. Topic is not shown in a positive way or is not always appropriate. Group has difficulty and needs much support to write lyrics.

Melody

Melody is simple and very "catchy". Rhythm and melody range appropriate and appealing. Is original.

Melody is simple and "catchy". Rhythm and melody range appropriate and appealing. Demonstrates some originality.

Melody is fair, but not "catchy". Could be improved rhythmically or melodically. Lacks originality.

Melody requires much improvement, is not appealing, or is "stolen" from another source.

Group work

Entire group involved in composition and performance equally. All group members ideas are always valued - group demonstrates respect at all times.

Entire group involved in composition and performance, but not all equally. All group members ideas are usually valued - respect is shown most of the time.

All group members are involved in composition and performance at times in every class. Teacher must mediate occasionally. Respect often shown.

Group does not work well together, not everyone involved in composition and/or performance. Group members undervalue eachothers' ideas - Respect not shown. Group either falls apart, requires much teacher intervention, or does not finish project together.

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Answer from: Quest

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