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Mending Challenge Upcycled T-Shirt Design Challenge Students will mend and repair a Textile item such as clothing, pillow, sporting gear such as hockey shorts, ballet clothes, scarf, hat, etc. Rubric Code: R2WXB48 By afreeman35 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Vocational Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

Mending
	Developing 1 pts	Progressing 2 pts	Proficient 3 pts	Exemplary 4 pts
Sewing Techniques	Developing Sewing Techniques are developing.	Progressing Student is attempting to use proper hand sewing half of the time. Sewing techniques are straight and even half of the time. Two or more puckers in the fabric.	Proficient Student is using proper hand sewing techniques most of the time. Sewing seams are mostly straight and even. No more than one pucker.	Exemplary Student is using proper hand sewing techniques that reflect their own sewing ability. Sewing seams are straight and even. No puckers.
Overall Appearance	Developing No attempt has been made to clip thread or secure threads with knots. The project has not been neatly presented, cleaned, ironed or folded.	Progressing Threads are clipped and knotted less than half of the time. The project has not been neatly presented, cleaned, ironed or folded.	Proficient Threads are mostly clipped and securely knotted. Most of the project is neatly presented, clean, ironed and neatly folded.	Exemplary All thread are neatly clipped and securely knotted. Project is neatly presented, eg clean, ironed, neatly folded. Name tag included first and last name and is securely attached to the project.
Before and After Picture of item	Developing Pictures have not been submitted.	Progressing Only one picture has been submitted. Picture is poor quality	Proficient Two pictures have been submitted of medium quality.	Exemplary "Before" and "after" picture has been submitted to teacher. The picture is clear, focused and shows where the item needs to be repaired.
Self Reflection	Developing Self reflection questions are not answered and in full sentences.	Progressing Self reflection questions are partially answered and not in full sentences.	Proficient Self reflection questions are mostly answered thoughtfully and in full sentences.	Exemplary Self reflection questions are answered thoughtfully and in full sentences.