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1 Point Perspective Worksheet Packet

Students will complete the packet to practice creating the components of a one-point perspective view point.

Rubric Code: KX4C8BX

By TanyaT1984

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Subject: Arts and Design

Type: Assignment

Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12

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	Artist needs more practice 15 pts	Artist is near mastery 20 pts	Artist has reached mastery 25 pts
Participation	Artist needs more practice Artist did not fully participate in the assignment; assignment is incomplete with only 1-2 worksheets complete.	Artist is near mastery Assignment is partially complete. Artist has taken time to complete at least 3 worksheets of the packet.	Artist has reached mastery Assignment is thoroughly complete. Packet demonstrates all four assignments in completion.
Cleanliness & Neatness	Artist needs more practice Artist presented work that is wrinkled, smudged with ink or pencil; written work is not legible; and/or drawing appears to be messy, rushed; does not communicate the intended outcome of one-point perspective.	Artist is near mastery Artist presented work that is partially wrinkled, has some smudges from ink or pencil; written work is partially legible; drawing demonstrates some indication of one-point perspective.	Artist has reached mastery Artist presented work that is neat and clean; writing is legible; drawing demonstrates well-thought out work. The final outcome demonstrates that the artist took his/her time to work toward the intended outcome of a one-point perspective drawing.
Accuracy	Artist needs more practice Artist has not demonstrated any of of the following: vanishing point, horizon, intersecting lines.	Artist is near mastery Artist is missing one or two of the following: vanishing point, horizon, and/or intersecting lines.	Artist has reached mastery Artist includes all of the following: vanishing point, horizon, and intersecting lines.
Creative interpretation	Artist needs more practice Artist copied an observed work and did not use his/her own creative interpretation.	Artist is near mastery Artist used inspiration from observed work to represent creative interpretation.	Artist has reached mastery Artist stretched the concept to develop an imaginative work of art that expresses his/her own ideas.