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Junk Drawer Sculpture

Students will use "found materials" to create a sculpture that realistically depicts a character or a scene from their book.

Rubric Code: C46294

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Subject: English

Type: Project

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Junk Drawer Sculpture
	Excellent 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Quality of construction	Excellent * Sculpture is very neatly put together. * All materials are attached well. * Care has been put into the placement of all materials. * Special attention has been made to details on sculpture. * Materials are unified throughout sculpture.	Good * Sculpture is put together with neatness in mind but some areas are a little messy. * Almost all materials are attached well. * Care has been put into the placement of major materials. * Some attention has been made to details on sculpture. * Materials are mostly unified throughout sculpture.	Fair * Sculpture is not put together well. * Few materials are attached well. * Little care has been put into the placement of major materials. * Little attention has been made to details on sculpture. * Materials are not unified throughout sculpture.	Poor * Sculpture is put very poorly constructed. * Many materials are not attached well. * Very little care has been put into the placement of major materials. * Very Little attention has been made to details on sculpture. * Materials are not unified throughout sculpture.
Creative Use of Objects	Excellent * Student has creatively chosen all materials and used them in a unique way to build the parts of their sculpture. * The sculptures parts seem realistic according to the character/scene.	Good * Student has creatively chosen most materials and used them in a common way to build the parts of their sculpture. * The sculptures parts seem somewhat realistic according to the character/scene.	Fair * Student has creatively chosen few materials. * The sculpture's parts are unrealistic and slightly resemble the character/scene.	Poor * Student has not creatively chosen materials. * The sculpture's parts are unrealistic and do not resemble the character/scene.
Appearance	Excellent Sculpture is extremely appealing and original. Very creative use of materials.	Good Sculpture is visually appealing but lacking some originality. Creative use of materials.	Fair Sculpture fair- looking, but lacks orginality. Apprearance is not creative but materials used are.	Poor Sculpture is not visually appealing and has no originallity. Not creative- looks as if student threw items together.
Topic Relevance	Excellent Sculpture complete and accurately depicts a book character. Sculpture complete and accurately depicts a scene from the book.	Good Sculpture is connected to a book character. Sculpture is connected to a scene from the book.	Fair Sculpture is slightly based on a book character. Sculpture slightly depict a scene from the book.	Poor Sculpture is not based on a book character. *Sculpture does not depict a scene from the book.
Paragraphs	Excellent Student included all details into the required 2 paragraphs explaining the scultpure, how it relates to the story and why you chose to use those materials to depict the character/scene. Paragraphs are very well written with no mistakes.	Good Student is missing 1-2 details in the required 2 paragraphs explaining the scultpure, how it relates to the story and why you chose to use those materials to depict the character/scene. Paragraphs are well written with 1-2 mistakes.	Fair Student is missing 3-4 details in the required 2 paragraphs explaining the scultpure, how it relates to the story and why you chose to use those materials to depict the character/scene. Paragraphs are well written with 3-4 mistakes.	Poor Student is missing more than 5 details into the required 2 paragraphs explaining the scultpure, how it relates to the story and why you chose to use those materials to depict the character/scene. Paragraphs are well written with more than 5 mistakes.

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