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Elements of Art and Principles of Design Elements of Art and Principles of Design Students will be asked to identify all the elements of art and principles of design and/or demonstrate examples. In this assessment students will work on demonstrating the Elements of Art and the Principles of Design by drawing them on a handout. Rubric Code: T2285C7 By tmurphy1016 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Arts and Design Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 9-12

ELEMENTS and PRINCIPLES
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Art Rubric Elements of Art and Principles of Design
Identify each Element Color, Line, Space, Texture, Form, Value, Shape Definition & one internet example for each	0 showed use of no elements	20 showed use of 2 or less	30 showed 4 or less	40 showed 6 or less	50 showed and demonstrated use of all 7 Elements
Give examples of each Element Color, Line, Space, Texture, Form, Value, Shape Original photos	0 showed use of no elements	20 showed use of 2 or less	30 showed 4 or less	40 showed 6 or less	50 showed and demonstrated use of all 7 Elements
Identify the Principles of Design Balance, Emphasis, Pattern, Unity, Contrast, Rhythm, Movement Definition and one example from the internet	0 Gave NO examples	20 Gave 2 or less examples	30 Gave 4 or less examples	40 Gave 6 or less examples	50 Gave examples for all 7 Principles
Give examples of each Principle Pattern, Contrast, Movement, Rhythm, Unity Emphasis, Balance Student original photo	0 Gave NO examples	20 Gave 2 or less examples	30 Gave 4 or less examples	40 Gave 6 or less examples	50 showed and demonstrated use of all 7 Principles
PDF final presentation All examples, definitions and original images are submitted in a .pdf format	0 Gave No final submission	20 Gave 2 or less examples in submission	30 Gave 4 or less examples in submission	40 Gave 6 or less examples in submission	50 Showed all definitions, examples, original photos and submitted as a .pdf
Written Reflection all reflections questions must be answered for each original image.	0 Gave no written reflections	20 Gave written reflections for less than 2 images	30 Gave written reflections for 4 or less images	40 Gave 6 or less examples for images	50 Satisfactorily answered all reflection questions for all original images submitted.