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IMPRINTING AND STAMPING 
Students must demonstrate an understanding of IMPRINTING AND STAMPING in an original design composition.
Rubric Code: PA4C2C
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Subject: Arts and Design  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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  BEGINNING

1 pts

ACCEPTABLE

2 pts

PROFICIENT

3 pts

MASTERY

(N/A)

USE OF STAMPS

BEGINNING

Student did not use the imprinting stamps properly, therefore did not have a sound imprint or pattern of design.
ACCEPTABLE

Student may have created an imprint, but it works against the overall composition.
PROFICIENT

Student managed to create useful, sound imprints in an original composition.
MASTERY

Student used the stamping tools with mastery, creating optimal imprint of an original design.
COMPOSITION

BEGINNING

Student's overall layout of design was conflictive, or not suitable. Patterns did not compliment overall form.
ACCEPTABLE

Student's overall layout of design was acceptable, attempting to establish complimentary forms.
PROFICIENT

Students overall layout of design was proper and deliberate creating a well balanced, suitable composition.
MASTERY

Student's overall layout of design was the best of their ability, establishing mastery of their original design of composition.
CRAFTSMANSHIP

BEGINNING

Student's artifact was made in a sloppy, rushed, untidy manner.
ACCEPTABLE

Student's artifact was made in an acceptable manner, with a few errors of craftsmanship.
PROFICIENT

Students artifact was made properly, well crafted and clean looking.
MASTERY

Students's artifact was made with the highest level of craftsmanship.





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