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Upholstering Desk Chair

Student will remove worn upholstery material. Student will save material and use it to create a new pattern. Student will examine frame to make sure frame is sound. Student will replace any damage or missing foam. Student will use old pattern to cut new material and foam for the chair. Student will apply new material to chair, ensuring material is applied evenly as evidence by material being in correct pattern direction, pulling material taut, no pull marks visible and staple to frame.

Rubric Code: BXX8WBX

By shawnbyars

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Subject: Vocational

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 9-12

Chair
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 3 pts	Good 4 pts	Great 5 pts
Chair disassembly	Poor Required verbal prompts and Physical assistance gathering tools, stripping chair, partial pattern saved, material removed improperly.	Fair Some tools gathered. Chair stripped in orderly fashion. Partial pattern saved. Multiple verbal prompts	Good Proper tools gathered. Chair stripped in orderly fashion. Pattern saved. Minimal verbal prompts	Great Proper tools gathered. Chair stripped in orderly fashion. Pattern saved. no verbal prompts
Cutting pattern and Sewing	Poor Pattern is cut un-even and not straight. Seams are puckered and/or stretched. The seams are wider than the instructions called for. Students	Fair Pattern is mostly even and straight Seams are wider than what the instructions called for but are not stretched or puckered.	Good Pattern is cut even ,but not straight. Seams are a little wider than what the instructions called for.	Great Pattern is cut even and straight. Seams are the correct width that the instructions called for. They are not puckered or stretched.
Time Management	Poor The student did not finish project in the time allotted.	Fair Student needed more than one additional day to finish. Student required multiple verbal prompts to stay on task.	Good Student needed one additional day to finish. Student required a few verbal prompts to stay on task.	Great Student finished project on time. with out physical assistance from instructor.
Appearance	Poor Project was not finished properly. Threads were exposed. Staples not flush, and spaced to far apart Material not stretched tight. Material in wrong direction.	Fair Project was not finished properly. Two items were present: Threads were exposed. Staples not flush. Material not stretched tight enough.	Good Project was nearly finished correctly. One item present: Threads were exposed. Staples flush. Material not stretched tight.	Great Project was finished without flaws. Material applied evenly and incorrect direction
Clean Up	Poor The student did not help clean up their area or room on a daily basis.	Fair Student helped clean up their area. Multiple verbal prompts required.	Good Student cleaned up their own area and room. Minimal verbal prompts.	Great Student cleaned up room on a daily basis. They made sure everything was put away.

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