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Stop Motion Claymation 
Rubric for general use in the high school art room.
Rubric Code: C8XB5C
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Subject: Arts and Design  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  Undeveloped

Level 1

1 pts

Developing

Level 2

2 pts

Proficient

Level 3

3 pts

Mastery

Level 4

4 pts

Technique/Art Concepts

Undeveloped

Art work shows limited technique and understanding of art concepts.
Developing

Art work shows some technique and understanding of art concepts.
Proficient

Art work shows good technique. The work reflects concepts discussed in class.
Mastery

Art work shows a mastery of technique and reflects a deep understanding of concepts discussed in class.
Invention

Undeveloped

Student passively attempts to fulfill assignment without much thought or exploration of possibilities story telling development.
Art work shows little evidence of original thought, or expansion on the original concept about stop motion filming.
Developing

Student is developing an exploration of possible solutions and thinking like an artist. Creating ideas for a short stop motion story.
Art work shows some evidence of originality and an attempt to expand on the original concept.
Proficient

The student's exploration of multiple solutions and thinking like an artist develops and expands during the project.
Art work reflects originality and expands on the original concept.
Mastery

Student consistently displays willingness to try multiple solutions and ask thought provoking questions, which lead to deeper/more distinctive results. Art work reflects a high level of originality and expands on the original concept.
Craftsmanship

Undeveloped

The artwork shows limited craftsmanship and limited attention to control, adaptation, selection and experimentation of clay/film media.
Art work is messy and shows unbalance and distortion use of space.
Developing

The artwork shows average craftsmanship and average attention to control, adaptation, selection and experimentation of clay/film media.
Art work is somewhat messy and shows unbalance and distortion use of space.
Proficient

The artwork shows good craftsmanship, with some attention to control, adaptation, selection and experimentation of clay/film media.
Art work is perspectively arranged on the stage. Movement of objects are thought out.
Mastery

The artwork shows outstanding craftsmanship,with clear attention to control, adaptation, selection and experimentation of clay/film media.
Art is in impeccable condition and organized.
Effort

Undeveloped

The student put forth little effort required to finish the project with detail and care; class time was not used well.
Student does just enough to meet the requirements.
Developing

Art work is complete but it lacks some finishing touches or can be improved with little effort.
Class time was used adequately; however, more time on task would pay off.
Proficient

Art work is completed in an above average manner, yet more could have been done. Student needs to go one step further to achieve excellence. Time was well used. Project was finished on time.
Mastery

Art work is completed with excellence and exceeded teacher expectations. Student exhibits exemplary commitment to the project.



Keywords:
  • art design







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