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Creating an Animation Project in Scratch Creating an Animation Project in Scratch Students will be beginning Scratch with CS First Code Rubric Code: R236393 By ssassetti Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Computers Type: Project Grade Levels: K-5

Scratch: Animation Creation
	Exceptional 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts	No Submission 0 pts
Characters/backgrounds	Exceptional Multiple relevant sprites. Plus an additional sprite and a costume change	Good Some sprites shown. Additional sprite Costume Change	Fair One relevant sprite Additional sprite No costume change	Poor Use of one sprite No additional sprite No costume change	No Submission No Sprites or background design
Programming	Exceptional Added and event block for EVERY sprite in the project to initialize it. Added a motion block to every sprite to reset its position when green flagged is clicked Added a new sprite and code to make it glide and return to its place.	Good Added and event block for MOST of the sprite in the project to initialize it. Added a motion block to MOST sprite to reset its position when green flagged is clicked Added a new sprite and code to make it glide and return to its place.	Fair Added and event block for SOME of the sprite in the project to initialize it. Added a motion block to SOME sprite to reset its position when green flagged is clicked Added a new sprite and code to make it glide and return to its place.	Poor No relevant sprite movement in project.	No Submission No Submission
Plot (storyline)	Exceptional Created a remix of the starter project	Good The project has a somewhat created a remix of the starter project	Fair The project has created a remix of the starter project very little	Poor The project has not created a remix of the starter project	No Submission none
Sound/Music	Exceptional Student included a series of sound/music to each sprite as it glides relevant to their story line.	Good Student included sounds/music which is mostly relevant, but with some logical error or error in synchronization.	Fair Student started sounds/music, but the logical and synchronization is seriously flawed.	Poor Student started sounds/music, but the logic and synchronization show a complete lack of effort.	No Submission No sounds/music