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Build a Clay Animal 
Build a Clay Animal
Rubric Code: S8AC38
By Dogan360
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Subject: Arts and Design  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: K-5

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  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Craftsmenship
50 pts

Build a clay animal that stays together when you pick it up.
Poor

Parts fall off when the animal is picked up.
Fair

Parts become loose when the animal is picked up.
Good

Parts stay on the animal when it is picked up.
Details
25 pts

Build a clay animal that looks like the real thing.
Poor

Very difficult to tell what animal was built.
Fair

The animal is somewhat similar to the real thing.
Good

The animal is very similar to the real thing.
Proper joins
20 pts

Build an animal with proper addition, arms, legs, ear....
Poor

Joins are weak.
Fair

Joins show some signs of being extended.
Good

Joins are well done and secure.
Name and Grade
5 pts

Added initials and grade on the bottom of the sculpture
Poor

None
Fair

Only Name-or not carved onto the bottom
Good

Had both name and grade on the bottom of the project





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