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Ceramic Monster Project 
Students will create a ceramic version of children's drawing. This is a collaboration between our elementary students and our middle school student.
Rubric Code: EXC5WBA
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Subject: Arts and Design  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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Develop Craft
5 pts

Technique: Learning to use tools, materials & artistic conventions

Studio Practice: Learning to care for tools, materials, & space

Beginning

Little or no evidence of understanding and/or execution of objective



2 pts
Developing

Limited understanding and/or execution of objective



3 pits
3pts
Accomplished

Proficiency evident




4 pts
Mastery

Exhibits definitive care, effort & skill in all aspects




5 pts
Engage and Persist
5 pts

Learning to embrace problems of relevance; developing focus and other mental states conducive to working & persevering at art tasks

Beginning

Little or no evidence of understanding and/or execution of objective




2 pts
Developing

Limited understanding and/or execution of objective




3 pts
Accomplished

Proficiency evident





4 pts
Mastery

Exhibits definitive care, effort & skill in all aspects





5 pts
Envision
5 pts

Learning to picture mentally; imagining next possible steps

Beginning

Little or no evidence of understanding and/or execution of objective




2 pts
Developing

Limited understanding and/or execution of objective




3 pts
Accomplished

Proficiency evident






4 pts
Mastery

Exhibits definitive care, effort & skill in all aspects





5 pts
Express
5 pts

Learning to convey ideas, feelings, or personal meaning

Beginning

Little or no evidence of understanding and/or execution of objective

2 pts
Developing

Limited understanding and/or execution of objective


3 pts
Accomplished

Proficiency evident




4 pts
Mastery

Exhibits definitive care, effort & skill in all aspects



5 pts
Observe
5 pts

Learning to attend to visual contexts more closely than ordinary 'looking' requires

Beginning

Little or no evidence of understanding and/or execution of objective


2 pts
Developing

Limited understanding and/or execution of objective


3 pts
Accomplished

Proficiency evident




4 pts
Mastery

Exhibits definitive care, effort & skill in all aspects



5 pts
Reflect
5 pts

Question & Explain: learning to think & talk about one's work or process

Evaluate: Learning to judge in relations to standards

Beginning

Little or no evidence of understanding and/or execution of objective


2 pts
Developing

Limited understanding and/or execution of objective


3 pts
Accomplished

Proficiency evident




4 pts
Mastery

Exhibits definitive care, effort & skill in all aspects



5 pts
Stretch and Explore
5 pts

Learning to reach beyond one's capacities, to explore playfully, & embrace opportunity to learn from mistakes

Beginning

Little or no evidence of understanding and/or execution of objective


2 pts
Developing

Limited understanding and/or execution of objective


3 pts
Accomplished

Proficiency evident




4 pts
Mastery

Exhibits definitive care, effort & skill in all aspects



5 pts
Understand Art World
5 pts

Domain: Learning about art history and current practice

Communities: Learning to interact with other artists and within the broader society

Beginning

Little or no evidence of understanding and/or execution of objective


2 pts
Developing

Limited understanding and/or execution of objective

3 pts
Accomplished

Proficiency evident




4 pts
Mastery

Exhibits definitive care, effort & skill in all aspects



5 pts
Studio Practices
10 pts

Students participate in clean up, return tools and clay to proper storage and use safe practices in the classroom.

Beginning

Students showed no initiative to clean, had no accountability for the shared tools, their personal responsibilities for clay and their bags. The student did not practice safe studio practices and was sent out because of it.
4.pts
Developing

Student took little initiative to clean, returning tools, and keeping track of their clay and bags. Student were constantly reminded of safe studio practices.
6pt
Accomplished

Student took some initiative to clean, returning tools, and keeping track of their clay and bags. Student was reminded of safe studio practices from time to time.
8pt
Mastery

Student did an excellent job of cleaning, returning tools, and keeping track of their clay and bags. Safety and horseplay was never an issue.
10 pts.
Object 1
10 pts

My Monster is successful when I have completed the task using slab and hand building techniques and have created a visual likeness to my clients drawings.

Beginning

Student did not complete the project.




4pts
Developing

Limited understanding and/or execution of objective



6 pts
Accomplished

Proficiency evident




8 pts
Mastery

Exhibits definitive care, effort & skill to master the objective in all aspects.


10pts
Objective 2
15 pts

My monster must be constructed using slab building techniques or adding together two pinch pots but IT CAN NOT BE A SOLID CHUNK OF CLAY!!!!

Beginning

Student did not complete the project.




4pts.
Developing

Limited understanding and/or execution of objective. Student did not try to use either method and turned in a hunk of clay.



8 pts
Accomplished

Proficiency evident
Student has used one of the two methods taught to create work.



12 pts
Mastery

Exhibits definitive care, effort & skill to master the objective in all aspects.There joints of the slabs or combination of pinch pots are flawless.


15 pts
Objective 3
15 pts

My monster must be at least five inches tall, can stand on its own and be glazed to reflect the ideas of the client.

Beginning

Student did not complete the project.




4pts
Developing

Limited understanding and/or execution of objective. The monster can not stand and is very small.


8 pt
Accomplished

Proficiency evident
The monster can stand on its own. Student did not take the glaze into consideration.


12 pts
Mastery

Exhibits definitive care, effort & skill to master the objective in all aspects.


15 pts
Objective 4
10 pts

I can work with my peers to plan, create and trouble shoot difficultly in the project.

Beginning

Student spend most the time yelling, Mrs.Latham, help me. NOW!




4pts
Developing

Limited understanding and/or execution of objective. Students spend most the time off task, talking, and did not support one another.



6 pt
Accomplished

Proficiency evident. Students did work together to solve design issues within their projects.


8 pts
Mastery

Exhibits definitive care, effort & skill to master the objective in all aspects.


10 pts










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