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6th-7th Grade Elements of Art 6th-7th Grade Elements of Art Rubric Code: Q24278W By Amytrenner37 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Arts and Design Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8

Art Project Rubric
	Exemplary (N/A)	Accomplished (N/A)	Developing (N/A)	Beginning (N/A)
Use of Materials & Digital Tools 20	Exemplary Uses all materials and/or digital tools appropriately and with skill. 20	Accomplished Uses all materials and/or digital tools appropriately. 19-17	Developing Uses most materials and digital tools appropriately. 16-14	Beginning Does not use materials and digital tools appropriately. 13-10
Use of Elements Art 20	Exemplary Consistently uses elements and principles expertly to communicate ideas. 20	Accomplished Uses elements and principles expertly to communicate ideas. 19-17	Developing Uses elements and principles to communicate ideas. 16-14	Beginning Does not use elements and principles to communicate ideas. 13-10
Following Directions 15	Exemplary Follows all directions as written or spoken and helps others understanding. 15	Accomplished Follows all directions as written or spoken. 14-12	Developing Follows most directions as written or spoken. 11-9	Beginning Does not follow directions as written or spoken. 8-6
Use of Time 10	Exemplary Uses time effectively and helps in classroom. 10	Accomplished Uses time effectively. 9-7	Developing Uses time effectively most of the time. 6-4	Beginning Does not use time effectively. 3-1
Project Completeness 15	Exemplary Work is consistently completed on time. 15	Accomplished Work is completed on time. 14-12	Developing Work is nearly completed in time allotted. 11-9	Beginning Work is not completed in time allotted. 8-6
Creativity 20	Exemplary Ideas are original and exceed the requirements. 20	Accomplished Ideas are original and meet the requirements. 19-17	Developing Ideas meet the requirements yet can be push further. 16-14	Beginning Ideas do not meet the requirements. 13-10