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Journey Lesson Rubric This rubric grades my 3rd grade students on their journal entries, and their final piece of artwork that is related to the book, Journey by Aaron Becker. Rubric Code: KX28X54 By Miss_Musick Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Arts and Design Type: Assessment Grade Levels: K-5

Journey Lesson Rubric
	Excellent 3 pts	Good 2 pts	Fair 1 pts
Journal Entries	Excellent Journal entries show advanced thought and effort. The student uses proper grammar and correct spelling. More than one paragraph written for each entry.	Good Journal entries show thought and effort. The student uses proper grammar, with only a few spelling errors. More than one paragraph written for each entry.	Fair Journal entries show little thought and effort. The student uses some improper grammar, with more than a few spelling errors. One paragraph at the most is written for each entry.
Artwork	Excellent Student exhibits effort and organization in their piece, and represents the elements of art frequently and correctly. More than 5+ elements are present in the piece and clearly state the artists' meaning.	Good Student exhibits effort and organization in their piece, and represents a couple elements of art, correctly. More than 3+ elements are present in the piece, and states the artists' meaning.	Fair Student exhibits minimal effort and organization in their piece, and represents only a few of the elements of art correctly. Less than 3+ elements are present in the piece, and does not clearly state the artists' meaning.
Participation	Excellent Student actively participates when required. Shows interest and maintains attention and focus on the task at hand. The student even assists other students when necessary.	Good Student participates when required. Shows some interest and mostly maintains attention and focus on the task at hand. The student helps other students if needed.	Fair Student rarely participates. Shows little interest and lacks attention and focus on the task at hand. The student socializes minimally with others.