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Subtractive Sculptures 
Students will learn about subtractive versus additive sculptures and carve a sculpture from floral foam in the spirit of Henry Moore
Rubric Code: N2473C2
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Subject: Arts and Design  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: 6-8

Powered by iRubric Subtractive Sculptures
  Approaching expectations

No Key Elements are adequately developed

10 pts

Meets expectations

Satisfactory degree of competence

15 pts

Exceeds expectation

High degree of competence

20 pts

Figure: Abstract/Realistic

Approaching expectations

Piece has been carved

only interesting on 1 side
Meets expectations

Piece is a satisfactorily pleasing construction when viewed from two sides. Seems to have a front and back versus 4 sides
Exceeds expectation

Piece is a unified, aesthetically pleasing construction when viewed from ALL angles
Construction & Detail

Approaching expectations

Model is loose, messy and unbalanced in a way that demonstrates limited degree of care in construction and no attention to detail
is not free standing
Meets expectations

Model is secure, and balanced in a way that demonstrates control of media used. Piece shows a satisfactory degree of care in construction and shows adequate attention to detail
freestanding or has a base
Exceeds expectation

Model is strong, neat and balanced in a way that demonstrates control of media used. Piece shows a high degree of care in construction and shows very good attention to detail.
Base is unique or sculpture is freestanding with interesting connection points.
Materials

Approaching expectations

Student wasted materials or used them inappropriately

refused to wear a mask or take proper safety instructions
Meets expectations

Student made good use of materials
Exceeds expectation

Student used materials thoughtfully and carefully or in an innovative way
Time and Directions

Approaching expectations

Student did not use time allotted wisely
Student did not follow directions when carving foam and did not attempt to carve into sculpture as instructed.
did not create an opening/ hole
Meets expectations

Student made good use of time, but wasted time by not being on task or by cleaning up early.
Student followed most directions when using foam and carving into sculpture.
attempted to create an opening
Exceeds expectation

Student was always on task and used the time allotted to their best ability.
Student followed all directions when using foam and when carving into the sculpture
there are more then one openings/ holes with in sculpture
Paint / Color

Approaching expectations

sculpture is not painted carefully, foam is still showing through
Meets expectations

sculpture is painted carefully with good craftsmanship.
Exceeds expectation

sculpture shows strong attention to craftsmanship, painting style, technique is carefully thought out. color adds to overall piece.



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