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iRubric: 6th Grade Wood Sculptures rubric

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6th Grade Wood Sculptures Symbolic Plaster Masks The students learned about the artist Louise Nevelson who was famous for her wood sculptures. Once her technique was viewed, the students gathered and glued together their own wood pieces to create their own wood sculpture. All the principles of design were focused on while putting together the wood pieces. Lastly, the students painted the sculptures black to unify the pieces. Rubric Code: XX22A23 By bethst1 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Arts and Design Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12

Wood Sculpture
	Poor Attempts Grade Level 1 pts	Fair Progressing to Grade Level 2 pts	Good Grade Level 3 pts	Excellent Grade Level with Excellence 4 pts
Enter criteria title Construction	Poor Is poor and falls apart easily.	Fair Pieces easily fall off after being touched or pulled on slightly.	Good All pieces stay on with exception with exception of one area which seems testable.	Excellent All the pieces stay on and there are no areas where the pieces are likely to fall off due to pulling and being touched.
Enter criteria title Creativity	Poor Basic blocks used with no additional materials. Looks thrown together and little effort put into design.	Fair Student has a few extra smaller pieces. Student took some time to work on design.	Good Student has added many details with pieces but seems to have copied many around them. Design looks great as it evolved while adding pieces.	Excellent Totally original design. All is student's ideas. Piece shows student while adding extra pieces focused on going beyond just the shapes given. Created on unique shapes to be added.
Glue Craftsmanship and Attractiveness	Poor Glue is everywhere. No effort made to keep piece clean.	Fair Glue is on piece but it is clear the student tried to clean pieces.	Good Glue is seen in only drips in a few areas.	Excellent Great care and time were given in gluing. There is no evidence of smeared glue or drips.
Paint Craftsmanship and Attractiveness	Poor White spots are all over. Student did not take time to completely cover.	Fair Top of art work looks painted with a few spots but underneath is covered with white spots which need to be painted.	Good The whole piece is painted with the exception of a few white spots.	Excellent Zero white spots can be found! Student took time and effort to make sure all is covered.