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Drawing in Perspective Rubric
Drawing in Perspective Rubric
Rubric Code:
BX9AX9
By
parugg
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Subject:
Math
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
6-8, 9-12
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Drawing
Blank
0 pts
Poor
1 pts
Fair
2 pts
Good
4 pts
Excellent
5 pts
3-D cube.
Blank
This part of the project was left blank.
Poor
A rectangle, horizon line, and vanishing point were drawn on graph paper.
Fair
The first step was completed. The corners of the square to the vanishing point were shown.
Good
Steps 1 and 2 were completed. The segments were drawn to complete the cube and the other guide lines were erased but are still visible.
Excellent
All three steps were completed and the guide lines not needed to complete the cube were completely erased.
Extension
Blank
0 pts
Poor
1 pts
Fair
2 pts
Good
4 pts
Excellent
5 pts
Drawing #1 - Street Corner
Blank
This part of the project was left blank.
Poor
Student completes part of the drawing but does not finish, a horizon line, and a vanishing point were drawn.
Fair
Student completes most of the drawing but does not complete it or the lines are not drawn with a straight edge.
Good
Student finishes the drawing but does not use a straight edge or lines are not correct. Guide lines are erased, but not cleanly.
Excellent
Student completes the drawing and uses a straight edge aand lines are correct with guide lines cleanly erased.
Drawing #2 - Street Corner
Blank
This part of the project was left blank.
Poor
Four buildings a horizon line, and a vanishing point were drawn.
Fair
Four buildings, a horizon line, and a vanishing point were drawn and the corners of each building were connected to the vanishing line.
Good
Four buildings, a horizon line, and a vanishing point were drawn and the corners of each building were connected to the vanishing line. Segments were drawn to complete the buildings and all other guide line were erased but still visible.
Excellent
Four buildings, a horizon line, and a vanishing point were drawn and the corners of each building were connected to the vanishing line. Segments were drawn to complete the buildings and all other guide lines were erased and not visible.
Drawing #3 - City Street Looking Up
Blank
This part of the project was left blank.
Poor
Six buildings a horizon line, and a vanishing point were drawn.
Fair
Six buildings, a horizon line, and a vanishing point were drawn and the corners of each building were connected to the vanishing line.
Good
Six buildings, a horizon line, and a vanishing point were drawn and the corners of each building were connected to the vanishing line. Segments were drawn to complete the buildings and all other guide line were erased but still visible.
Excellent
Six buildings, a horizon line, and a vanishing point were drawn and the corners of each building were connected to the vanishing line. and shading was used to complete the drawing. Segments were drawn to complete the buildings and all other guide lines were erased and not visible.
Extension
Blank
0 pts
Poor
2 pts
Fair
5 pts
Good
8 pts
Excellent
10 pts
Drawing #4 - Railroad and Building
Blank
This part of the project was left blank.
Poor
A railroad was attempted, but no building was drawn, a horizon line, and a vanishing point were drawn.
Fair
A railroad was drawn and a building was attempted, a horizon line, and a vanishing point were drawn and the corners of the building were connected to the vanishing line..
Good
A railroad was drawn with a building beside it, a horizon line, and a vanishing point were drawn and the corners of the building were connected to the vanishing line. Segments were drawn to complete the building and all other guide lines were erased but still visible.
Excellent
A railroad was drawn with a building beside it, a horizon line, and a vanishing point were drawn and the corners of the building were connected to the vanishing line. and shading was used to complete the drawing. Segments were drawn to complete the building and all other guide lines were erased and not visible.
Drawing #5 - Tile Floor
Blank
This part of the project was left blank.
Poor
A tile floor was attempted but not completed, a horizon line, and a vanishing point were drawn.
Fair
A tile floor was drawn but not shaded, 2 windows were drawn, a horizon line, and a vanishing point were drawn.
Good
A tile floor was drawn and shaded correctly, 2 windos and a door were drawn and the corners of the windows and door were connected to the vanishing line. Segments were drawn to complete the room and all other guide lines were erased but still visible.
Excellent
A tile floor was drawn and shaded correctly, 2 windos and a door were drawn and the corners of the windows and door were connected to the vanishing line. Segments were drawn to complete the room and all other guide lines were cleanly erased.
Drawing #6 - 3-point Light House
Blank
This part of the project was left blank.
Poor
A lighthouse was attempted but not completed, a horizon line, and vanishing points were drawn.
Fair
A lighthouse was drawn, a horizon line, and vanishing points were drawn.
Good
A lighthouse was drawn and shaded, a horizon line, and vanishing points were drawn, rock/s were drawn and shaded, all other guide lines were erased but still visible.
Excellent
A lighthouse was drawn and shaded, a horizon line, and vanishing points were drawn, rock/s were drawn and shaded, all other guide lines were cleanly erased.
Extension
Blank
0 pts
Poor
2 pts
Fair
5 pts
Good
8 pts
Excellent
10 pts
Keywords:
Geometry - drawing in perspective
Subjects:
Math
Types:
Project
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