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One Point Perspective
Students draw a one point perspective landscape. Details are buildings, road or river, trees and etc.
Rubric Code:
CXAX894
By
Jbremond
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Subject:
Arts and Design
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
K-5
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One point perspective
Poor
1 pts
Fair
2 pts
Good
3 pts
Excellent
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Perspective
Poor
Student was unable to place the trees, the buildings and the road from big to small using one point perspective techniques.
Student failed to create details in the background to finish their landscape one point perspective mastery.
Fair
Student was unable to place some trees from big to small. The buildings are not all from big to small. The road is straight not using one point perspective requirements. Student failed to create some details in the background to finish their landscape one point perspective mastery.
Good
Student incorporated most of the trees, buildings and the road/river in one point perspective. Students details are show creativity.
Excellent
Student incorporated trees, buildings and the road/river in one point perspective. Students details are well drawn and shows creativity.
Drawing Quality
Poor
Students line, shape and drawing quality does not meet the drawing and mastery expectations.
Fair
Some of the students line, shape and drawing quality does not meet the drawing and mastery expectations.
Good
Some of the students line, shape and drawing quality does meet the drawing and mastery expectations. There are some areas that need refinement, but overall the drawing quality does meet the standard.
Excellent
All of the students line, shape and drawing quality meet the drawing and mastery expectations.
Coloring
Poor
Student did not stayed in the lines. Student did not incorporated the correct use of marker, crayon or color pencil in their artwork.
Fair
Student stayed in the lines. Student did not incorporated the correct use of marker, crayon or color pencil in their artwork.
Good
Student used the right techniques when coloring with markers, colors pencils or crayons, some areas needed a little bit of work.
Excellent
Student used the right techniques when coloring with markers, colors pencils or crayons.
Keywords:
Perspective
Subjects:
Arts and Design
Types:
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