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iRubric: Romeo and Juliet Artwork rubric

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Romeo and Juliet Artwork Romeo and Juliet Artwork Create an original drawing, painting, or sculpture of a character, scene, or theme from Romeo and Juliet. You will be graded on your effort and presentation (proper art paper, no notebook paper—obvious time needs to be used here.) This choice is for artists only. Rubric Code: R2W5438 By brieslocum Draft Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 9-12

Romeo and Juliet Art
	Excellent 25 pts	Good 20 pts	Fair 12 pts	Poor 5 pts
Creativity	Excellent The visual interpretation is very creative and displays a well-thought-out product.	Good The visual interpretation is somewhat creative and displays a well-thought-out product.	Fair The visual interpretation is a little creative and is somewhat thought out.	Poor There is a lack of evidence of creativity and thought in the visual interpretation.
Description	Excellent Presents a complete and detailed visual interpretation of the scene.	Good Presents a detailed visual interpretation of most of the scene.	Fair Presents a detailed visual interpretation of some of the scene.	Poor Does not presents a detailed visual interpretation of the scene.
Aesthetics	Excellent Student's visual interpretation shows effort and is visually pleasing.	Good Student's visual interpretation shows some effort and is visually pleasing.	Fair Student's visual interpretation shows some effort and is somewhat visually pleasing.	Poor Student's visual interpretation does not show effort and is visually displeasing.
Interpretation	Excellent Creates artwork exemplifying a unique and well-thought-out interpretation of the scene.	Good Creates artwork exemplifying a somewhat unique and well-thought-out interpretation of the scene.	Fair Creates artwork that is somewhat thought out but is not a unique interpretation of the scene.	Poor Creates artwork that exhibits neither uniqueness nor thought in its interpretation of the scene.