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Clay Figures
Abstract Faces
African and/or Central/South American style clay figures
Rubric Code:
FCA2B3
By
lsween08
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Subject:
Arts and Design
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
6-8
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Clay Figures
Poor
0 pts
Fair
50 pts
Good
80 pts
Excellent
100 pts
Creativity and Originality
25 %
Poor
Design lacks originality.
Design is wholly someone else's design.
Fair
Design has some elements original to the student, but is mostly influenced by another image.
Good
Design is students own original design, but based on another image. Shows creativity.
Excellent
Design is students own original design. Shows much creativity and thought.
Craftsmanship
25 %
Poor
Little care was taken in this project.
There are several rough areas, and very little definition in the features
Fair
Students work lacks neatness. Craftsmanship is lacking. There are more than two or three rough areas and only some definition in the features
Good
Students work shows good craftsmanship. There is no more than one area that is roughly done. Most features are clearly defined
Excellent
Students work shows excellent craftsmanship.
There are no rough areas, features are clearly defined, balanced and attached.
Procedure
25 %
Poor
Student did not follow directions.
-slip and score
-carve hole in large heads
-scratch name and period on bottom
-use African or central/south american for inspiration
Fair
Student did not follow all the directions. They occasionally needed reminders, but did not ask questions if confused.
-slip and score
-carve hole in large heads
-scratch name and period on bottom
-use African or central/south american for inspiration
Good
Student followed directions for the most part. They usually asked questions if they didn't understand part of the directions
-slip and score
-carve hole in large heads
-scratch name and period on bottom
-use African or central/south american for inspiration
Excellent
Student followed directions, and asked questions if they did not clearly understand a part of the instructions.
-slip and score
-carve hole in large heads
-scratch name and period on bottom
-use African or central/south american for inspiration
Cleanup/setup
10 %
Poor
Student did not set up their own work, and did not clean up their own mess.
Fair
Student set up some of their own work, and cleaned up some of their own mess, but did not do so immediately or completely.
Good
Student mostly set up their own work, mostly cleaned up their own mess and did so pretty much when asked.
Excellent
Student set up and cleaned up without prompting or immediately when prompted and helped classmates as well.
Effort
15 %
Poor
Student put in no effort.
Fair
Student put in minimal effort, could not push past a struggle, and did not ask for help when stuck.
Good
Student put in a fair amount of effort, may have struggled, but pushed through, asked for help when needed and persevered in the face of a challenge
Excellent
Student put in the maximum amount of effort. They thrived when faced with a challenge
Subjects:
Arts and Design
Types:
Project
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