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Journal Pages

Students will be able to apply elements of color theory to at least 10 pages of their journal. Color should be applied in a manner that is respective to drawing/writing

Rubric Code: HXBW27B

By tjohnson480

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Subject: Arts and Design

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 9-12

Journal Pages
	Accomplished 4 (N/A)	Skilled 3 (N/A)	Emerging 2 (N/A)	Limited 1 (N/A)
media	Accomplished 4 Student was able to explore all of the suggested media for this section with control and in-sight for further use (colors are not too dark)	Skilled 3 Student was able to explore most of the suggested media for this section and maintain control but may have an area that will prove difficult to use later	Emerging 2 Student was able to explore some of the suggest media for this section, they have created many dark spaces that will need review in the future	Limited 1 Student struggled with exploring various media and/or has such dark colors, it will be difficult to fully use in the future
space	Accomplished 4 Student was able to utilize color to create usable space on the page	Skilled 3 Student was able to use color to create areas of interest on the page	Emerging 2 Student was able to use color to organize areas on the page	Limited 1 Student was able to use color to define areas on the page
rhythm	Accomplished 4 Student was able to create a rhythm (flow) from one page to the next through the use of color	Skilled 3 Student was able to construct a sense of rhythm (flow) from one page to the next with most of the pages through the use of color	Emerging 2 Student was able to show rhythm (flow) by using color in a similar way from page to page (70% of the time)	Limited 1 Student was able to use color to repeat in a way to show rhythm from page to page (at least 60% of the time)
page requirement	Accomplished 4 Student was able to create at least 15 pages of color	Skilled 3 Student was able to construct at least 12 pages of color	Emerging 2 Student was able to display at least 10 pages of color	Limited 1 Student was able to show at least 5 pages of color
craftsmanship	Accomplished 4 Finished pages are blemish free and clean, showing care in construction	Skilled 3 Finished pages are mostly free from blemishes and overall clean, any marks seen do not interfere with viewing	Emerging 2 Finished pages are generally blemish free, but some areas could improve if they had been revised before submission. Viewing may be impacted by distractions	Limited 1 Finished pages appear sloppy and have many easily seen marks and blemishes.