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Picturing a Story 
Narrative artwork
Rubric Code: H39857
By gschlemmer
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Subject: Arts and Design  
Type: Assignment  
Grade Levels: K-5

Powered by iRubric Picturing a Story
  Poor

5 pts

Fair

8 pts

Good

10 pts

Drawing

Poor

Picture is drawn.

Few details are included.

Viewer can not
tell there is a story being shown.
Fair

Picture is carefully drawn.

Some details are included.

Viewer may wonder if a story is
being shown.
Good

Picture is carefully drawn, as large as possible.

Many details are included.

Viewer can tell there is a story being shown.
Coloring

Poor

Picture is incompletely and sloppily colored.
Fair

Picture is carefully colored, but not completely.

or

Picture is completely colored, but not carefully.
Good

Picture is carefully and completely colored.
Following Directions

Poor

Picture does not tell a story.

Student name is in incorrect place.

Student puts little effort into the work.
Fair

Picture tells a story.

Student name is in incorrect place.

Student completes the work.
Good

Picture tells a story.

Student name is in the correct place.

Student does their personal best on the work.





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