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Tale in a Box Full color Fendering Rubric
Drawing Scene/Setting Rubric
Take your concept art and make a full color rendering of your chosen scene from your story.
Rubric Code:
V24W929
By
Hocking
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Subject:
English
Type:
Assessment
Grade Levels:
9-12, Graduate
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Drawing Scene/SettingRubric
Beginning to Develop
1 pts
Approaching Expectations
2 pts
Meeting Expectations
4 pts
Exceeding Expectations
5 pts
The scene/setting
Beginning to Develop
Very little effort made in drawing. The scene does not reflect the story at all. Picture is messy and sloppy. Picture not colored.
Approaching Expectations
Student put some effort in the drawing. It is a clear scene from the story, but is not colored.
Meeting Expectations
Students put a lot of effort in their drawing. The drawing reflects clearly a scene from the story. The scene is colored nicely.
Exceeding Expectations
Students drew a very detailed scene from the story. The scene is creative and attractive. The scene is colored very nicely. Evidence of imagination and effort clear.
Reflection of Knowledge
Beginning to Develop
Student clearly did not understand the text and the setting. Drawing not representative of knowledge of details, characters, and background of scene.
Approaching Expectations
Student represents a somewhat clear understanding of the text and the setting. Drawing somewhat representative of knowledge of details, characters, and background of scene.
Meeting Expectations
Student represents a thoughtful interpretation and understanding of the text and the setting. Drawing is representative of plausible textual evidence of details, characters, and background of scene.
Exceeding Expectations
Student represents a critical and reflective interpretation and understanding of the text and the setting. Drawing is representative of textual evidence of details, characters, and background of scene.
Drawing Assignment
Beginning to Develop
Very poor effort:
Unchallenging, boring, uninspired; Lack of risk or thought, rushed;
Sloppy
Approaching Expectations
Weak, needs improvement:
Too much empty space; needs more detail; Poor communication of ideas; Little care towards neatness or effort
Meeting Expectations
Good, but needs more:
Add more to the background; Add shading, color, shadow, texture; Add details/textures; Darken areas for contrast/shading
Exceeding Expectations
Well balanced composition:
Detail in composition;
Good use of elements and principles of design
Use of Color
Beginning to Develop
you have used a color scheme that may not complement your work of art. You may have left a lot of the paper bare white. You may have hurried through the coloring of this work or were distracted.
Approaching Expectations
Good thought out color scheme for your work of art. You may have left more than half of the paper bare white. You may have hurried a lot through the coloring of this work of art.
7 pts.
Meeting Expectations
Mostly a thought out color scheme for your work of art. About half of the paper bare white. You have hurried a small amount through the coloring of this work of art.8 pts.
Exceeding Expectations
Evidence of a careful thought-out color scheme for your work of art. Only a small amount of the paper is bare white. You have not hurried through the coloring of this work of art.
9-10 pts.paper bare white. You may have hurried through the coloring of this work or was distracted.
Subjects:
English
Types:
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