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Georgia O'Keeffe Abstract Leaf using Oil Pastels Georgia O'Keeffe Abstract Flower using oil Pastels After studying Georgia O'Keeffe's artwork, the students zoomed into an interested place on their leaf references using a viewfinder. Students observed their reference picture and drew directly onto their larger artwork. Once completed, students colored using oil pastels. Students were given the option to color the background with oil pastels or cut out and paste onto large colored sulfite paper. Rubric Code: LXB2833 By angmsantiago Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Arts and Design Type: Project Grade Levels: K-5

Georgia O'Keeffe Leaf Pastel
	1 pts	2 pts	3 pts	4 pts
Color Use/Blending	1 Used only 1 color on leaf, pale minimal blending.	2 Used 2 colors but blending was minimal and pale.	3 2-3 colors used, thick vivid colors similar to photograph. Good use of blending.	4 3-4 or more colors used, thick vivid colors similar to photograph. Lots of blending evident.
Neatness, Craftsmanship, Space	1 Neatness and craftsmanship need improvement. Too much white paper can still be seen.	2 Neatness and craftsmanship need improvement. Some white paper can be seen.	3 Neatness, Craftsmanship are good. Oil Pastels cover the whole paper. Minimal white paper can be seen.	4 Neatness, Craftsmanship are excellent and oil pastel cover the entire paper.
Planning	1 Student did minimal pre-planning.	2 Student did pre-plan but only did a very quick non-detailed rough draft and minimal color planning.	3 Student completed a pre plan, researched subject manner, but colors were not planned well	4 Student completed a rough draft and planned colors ahead of time.
On Time, Name	1 Project is 3 days late, and/or no name is on artwork.	2 Project is 2 days late, name is on artwork.	3 Project is 1 day late, name is on artwork.	4 Name on artwork, project turned in on time.
Artist Statement	1 No Artist Statement was turned in.	2 Artist statement was turned in, but student did not answer all questions.	3 Artist Statement was turned in and student answered all questions, but did not answer all thoughtfully.	4 Artist Statement was turned in and all questions were answered thoughtfully.