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Hand Built Clay Pot Assessment
Hand Built Clay Pot Assessment
Students use the coil method to create a pot that is stable and has a creative design on the outside.
Rubric Code:
HX93C9A
By
sgarner
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Subject:
Arts and Design
Type:
Assessment
Grade Levels:
6-8
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Hand Built pots
Criteria Description
(N/A)
Not Yet
10 pts
Emerging
15 pts
Exemplary
25 pts
Student Score
25 pts
Teacher Score
25 pts
Construction
Criteria Description
Is the pot stably constructed?
Does the pot look complete?
Is the pot level or not level on purpose(does this choice support the theme?
Are the coils and other coil items are joined well?
Did the student use coils in a minimum of 3 ways?
Does the texture support the theme?
Did the student use the directions to build the pot?
Not Yet
Pot is not stable, the coils and other coil items are spaced too far apart and the pot falls apart.
The student did not use coils in a minimum of 3 ways.
Pot is not level/not level; it looks as though there was not enough time spent working on the pot.
The texture is haphazared and does nothing to support theme.
Emerging
Pot is close to stable, the coils and other coil items could be closer together, a couple of places have light peaking through and this does not support the theme.
The student used coils in at least 1 - 2 ways.
The top edge of the pot looks as though it needed a little more attention.
The textures used connect to the them somewhat but could have been executed more masterfully.
Exemplary
Pot is stable, the coils and other coil items are joined together.
The student used coils in 3 or more ways.
Pot is level/not level supporting the theme, extra amount of time was spent working on the pot.
The textures used are beautifully executed and support the theme. It is obvious that attention was given to connecting the texture to the theme.
Student Score
Teacher Score
Content
Criteria Description
Did the student plan the pot?
Were there at least 3 sketches done in advance of creating the pot?
Is there a consistent pattern or texture to the pot supporting the theme?
Not Yet
There were no sketches of pot ideas done ahead of time, and very little planning involved. Little or no texture or pattern on the pot.
Emerging
There was a sketch of the pot done ahead of time, and some planning involved. Some texture and pattern is involved, but is inconsistent on the pot.
Exemplary
There were 3 sketches of ideas done ahead of time, and lots of planning involved. Texture and pattern compliment each other on the pot.
Student Score
Teacher Score
Creativity
Criteria Description
Is the pattern used properly?
How original is this piece of work?
Does this piece expand/grow on the past pieces
of work this student has created?
Not Yet
Pot is copy is of seat partner’s, there is no use of pattern. Pot shows no growth from past art projects.
Emerging
Bowl/pot is different and a new form for the artist. Pot does show some growth, student is working to grasp the concepts.
Exemplary
Bowl/pot is different and a new form for the artist. Pot does show growth, student understands the concepts introduced along with concepts from past projects.
Student Score
Teacher Score
Work Ethic and Attitude
Criteria Description
Student completed their coil pot in a reasonable amount of time, while following all directions, cooperating with others and keeping their area clean each period. Was the student willing to learn new ideas and processes?
Did the student pay attention during the demonstration at the beginning of the assignment?
Not Yet
Student did not complete their coil pot, did not follow directions, cooperate with others or keep their area clean each period. Student was unwilling to learn new ideas and processes. Student did not pay attention while the project was being demonstrated.
Student did not ask any questions to clear any misunderstandings.
Emerging
Student completed their coil pot but required extra time, followed most directions, cooperated with others but needed reminding about cleaning their area each period. Student is learning new processes and ideas. Student should pay more attention during the demonstration. Student did ask some questions to clear misunderstandings.
Exemplary
Student completed their coil pot in a reasonable amount of time, while following all directions, cooperating with others and keeping their area clean each period. Student is learning new processes and ideas. Student gave undivided attention during the demonstration. Student did ask many questions to clear misunderstandings.
Student Score
Teacher Score
Subjects:
Arts and Design
Types:
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