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Stop Motion Animation 
Plan and produce a stop animation movie reinforcing expectations of School Wide Positive Behaviour.
Rubric Code: J72B2W
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Subject: Arts and Design  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: (none)

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Planning/Storyboard

A

Detailed planning and storyboarding. The storyboard was followed closely during animation.
B

Animation was well planned. The storyboard was followed for the most part. Final Animation could have been slightly better if more detailed planning was done.
C

Storyboard provided a general idea that was not followed closely. Final Animation could have been better if more detailed planning was done.
D

Inadequate planning caused animation to be too short or to be confusing.
E

No storyboard
Sets/Props

A

Sets/characters/props are very well crafted and visually interesting. A lot of time was put into their construction and/or enhanced in Adobe Photoshop.
B

Sets/characters/props are well crafted and visually interesting.
C

Sets/characters/props are well crafted and somewhat visually interesting.
D

Sets/characters/props are not well crafted or visually interesting.
E

Incomplete sets . characters / props
Animation

A

Animation is very smooth and the characters/objects have fairly natural movements. All frames are in focus.
B

Animation is smooth and there is very little distracting camera movement. Most frames are in focus.
C

Animation is choppy. Camera movement is a little distracting.
D

Animation is very choppy. Camera is unsteady and distracting.
E

Sets, characters, and props were created but not animated.
Sound and Titles/Credits

A

Sound effects, music, and titles/credits make the animation more interesting. Music and sound effects "fit" perfectly with the animation.
B

Sound effects and music add to the movie experience. Titles/credits are informative.
C

There was probably a better choice for sound effects and music. Titles/credits were too long or distracting but were still informative.
D

Music and sound effects were distracting. Titles/credits were too long and distracting.
E

Music, sound effects missing
Collaboration

A

Worked cooperatively with partners all the time with no need for adult intervention.
B

Worked cooperatively with partners most of time but had a few problems that the team resolved themselves.
C

Worked cooperatively with partners most of the time, but had one problem that required adult intervention.
D

Worked cooperatively with partners some of the time, but had several problems that required adult intervention.
E

Worked with partners some of the time, but had numerous problems that required adult intervention.



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