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Aboriginal Dot Painting
Aboriginal Dot Painting
The student will demonstrate an understanding of how to paint an aboriginal dot painting.
Rubric Code:
LXB9W87
By
carolinapurdum
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Subject:
Arts and Design
Type:
Assignment
Grade Levels:
6-8
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Aboriginal Dot Painting
Needs Improvement
2 pts
Emerging
5 pts
Developing
7 pts
Mastery
10 pts
Drawing
Needs Improvement
You were able to draw an animal figure-or an image to tell your story but it wasn't large enough to be the focal point and the figure was not recognizable.
Emerging
You were able to draw an animal figure-or an image to tell your story and it may or may not be large enough to be the focal point. The figure wasn't recognizable.
Developing
You were able to draw an animal figure-or an image to tell your story but it wasn't large enough to be the focal point. The figure should be recognizable.
Mastery
You were able to draw an animal figure-or an image to tell your story. The figure is large enough to be the focal point. The figure should be recognizable.
Painting dots
Needs Improvement
Dots may or may not be round, and run together. There may be smears.
Emerging
Dots are round, somewhat evenly spaced and may run together. There may be smears.
Developing
Dots are round, somewhat evenly placed and do not run together. There may be some smears but overall looks good.
Mastery
Dots are round, evenly placed and do not run together. The paper is without smears
Neatness
Needs Improvement
Animal figure is painted or colored with marker in a messy fashion with strokes going multiple ways and outside the lines.
Emerging
You painted an animal figure or colored with marker inside its lines with the strokes not covering all of the figure.
Developing
You painted an animal figure or colored with marker inside its lines but with strokes going multiple directions
Mastery
You painted an animal figure or colored with marker inside its lines with the strokes going one direction.
Participation/Use of class Time
Needs Improvement
You did not use your time wisley and demonstrated much of your studio art time involved in conversations or not concentrating on your work. You were disruptive to other students' work.
Emerging
You stayed on task some of the time but allowed distraction from conversations or not concentrating on your work to consume your time. Somewhat disruptive to other students' work
Developing
You were engaged in work most of the time, but allowed some overly distracting activities such as conversations or not concentrating on your work to occur.
Mastery
You were fully engaged in their art work without involving themselves in overly distracting activities.
Cleanup
Needs Improvement
You needed to be told to clean up and still did not participate to the best of your ability. You did not care for class materials.
Emerging
You picked up what you were told to pick up only. You had to be reminded that class materials need to be cared for.
Developing
You only did the minimum during cleanup. You take care of the class materials.
Mastery
You cleaned up. You take good care of the class materials.
"Dreamtime story"
Needs Improvement
Story does not to have a problem or or a solution, is not at all original, perhaps only a couple of sentences long.
Emerging
Story seems not to have a problem or maybe no solution, is not so original, perhaps only a couple sentences long.
Developing
Story may not have a clear a problem or a solution, is original, and perhaps a sentence short of being a paragraph long.
Mastery
Story has a problem and a solution, is original, and is at least a paragraph long.
Credit Line
Needs Improvement
Name only
Emerging
Name and date
Developing
Name, date, title
Mastery
Name, date, media, title, emphasized elements and principles.
Keywords:
Shading values, two dimensional, to three dimensional
Subjects:
Arts and Design
Types:
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