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1 Point Perspective Design 
This rubric evaluates skill development in one point perspective and handling of media.
Rubric Code: B8A28A
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Subject: Arts and Design  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: K-5

Powered by iRubric 1 Point Perspective Design
  Excellent Work

20 pts

Meets Expectations

18 pts

Needs Improvement

15 pts

Unsatisfactory

10 pts

Drawing of lines to vanishing point

Excellent Work

The student successfully drew all lines to the vanishing point with precision.
Meets Expectations

The student drew most lines to the vanishing point.
Needs Improvement

The student drew some lines to the vanishing point.
Unsatisfactory

The student missed the vanishing point completely.
Illusion of space

Excellent Work

The student with great success drew shapes and a spiral background to create an illusion of space. All shapes become smaller as they approach the vanishing point and the lines of the spiral become closer together as it approaches the vanishing point.
Meets Expectations

The student with confidence drew shapes and a spiral background to create an illusion of space. Most shapes become smaller as they approach the vanishing point and most of the lines of the spiral became closer together as it approaches the vanishing point.
Needs Improvement

The student attempted to draw shapes and a spiral background to create an illusion of space. Some shapes become smaller as they approached the vanishing point. There is not much difference in the space between the lines in the spiral background.
Unsatisfactory

The student did not create an illusion of space. Most or all shapes were the same size. There no difference in the space between the lines in the spiral background. <BR>
The student did not draw a spiral background.
Use of mixed media

Excellent Work

The student stayed in all of the lines using the media.
Meets Expectations

The student stayed in the lines most of time while using the media
Needs Improvement

Student attemped to stay in lines while using the media.<BR>
Unsatisfactory

The student did not stay in lines with black marker or in using colored markers.
Use of outlining

Excellent Work

The student outlined dark with precision all lines.
Meets Expectations

The student stayed on lines but has a few areas where went off lines, and some lines are lighter than others.
Needs Improvement

The student stayed on lines but has some repeated lines outside of design.
Unsatisfactory

The student attempted to outline but went over and over lines repeatedly.
Two Stars and a Wish

Student completed self-critique with complete sentences.

Excellent Work

The student thoughtfully finished his/her self-critique with complete sentences. Student does not have a lot of spelling errors.
Meets Expectations

The student finished his/her self-critique with complete sentences. Student does not have a lot of spelling errors.
Needs Improvement

The student finished self-critique with complete sentences, but shows little reflection on final project.

Student has many spelling errors.
Unsatisfactory

The student finished his/her self-critique, but didn't use complete sentences.

or

The student did not complete his/her self-critique. (0 Points)



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  • One point perspective


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