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| Mr. Hart's Music Room |
Music News
Welcome to SLCS Music Class! I hope you had a great summer vacation!
We will be exploring many areas of music history and theory during this school year. Students will be exposed to various musical instruments and ensembles.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me! Mr. H |
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Grading Criteria |
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First & Second Grade |
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participates in singing and playing with skill and ability;
superior level written work;
follows directions successfully;
participates in special programs;
volunteers answers
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| S |
occasionally participates and sings and playus to best of ability;
average level written work;
occasionally follows directions;
participates in special programs;
occasionally volunteers answers
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| S- |
rarely participates and sings or plays to best of ability;
written work needs improvement;
rarely follows directions;
does not participate in special programs;
rarely volunteers answers
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Grading Criteria |
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Third through Fifth Grade |
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Grade will be composed primarily on participation and
written assignments, tests, quizzes, etc. (point system) |
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Participation Rubric |
| A |
participates in singing and playing with skill and ability;
follows directions successfully;
participates in special programs;
volunteers answers;
prepared for class
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| B |
participates in singing and playing with skill and ability;
follows directions to best of ability;
participates in special programs;
volunteers answers;
usually prepared for class
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| C |
occasionally participates in singing and playing with skill and ability;
occasionally follows directions to best of ability;
participates in special programs;
volunteers answers;
occasionally prepared for class
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| D |
rarely participates in singing and playing with skill and ability;
rarely follows directions to best of ability;
does not participate in special programs;
rarely volunteers answers;
rarely prepared for class
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| F |
does not participate, sing, or play to best of ability;
does not follow directions;
does not participate in special programs;
does not answer questions;
not prepared for class
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| Grades 3-8 |  |
Students need to have a notebook, folder, and something to write with each week in class! |
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| Recorders |  |
Recorder skills are usually taught in grades three through six. Through learning to play the Recorder, students become more proficient in reading music. Also, they have the experience of playing a musical instrument, both individually and in a group. Recorder students are reminded to practice throughout the summer, as well as during the school year, to maintain or improve their level of expertise. |
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