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Slab/Coil Container

Create a container using both the slab and coil methods. Container needs to be 6 inches in height, length or width. Your design must be polished with cracks, scoring marks and rough edges smoothed out. Container must have evidence of both coils and slabs used.

Rubric Code: X22AAX3

By hrowen

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Subject: Arts and Design

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 9-12

Slab/Coil Container
	Awesome 6 pts	Pretty great 4 pts	Okay 2 pts	Not so good 1 pts
Craftsmanship	Awesome Your design is polished with all cracks, scoring marks and rough edges smoothed out.	Pretty great Your design is mostly polished with few cracks, scoring marks and rough edges smoothed out.	Okay Your design is somewhat polished with many cracks, scoring marks and rough edges are not smoothed out.	Not so good Your design is not polished with many cracks, scoring marks and rough edges.
Ratio	Awesome Container has evidence of equal use of coils and slabs.	Pretty great Container has evidence of reasonable use of coils and slabs with one being more present than the other.	Okay Container has evidence of moderately equal use of coils and slabs with one being more present than the other.	Not so good Container does not have evidence of equal use of coils and slabs with one being more present than the other.
Size	Awesome Container measures at least 6 inches in either height, length or width.	Pretty great Container measures at least 5 inches in either height, length or width.	Okay Container measures at least 4 inches in either height, length or width.	Not so good Container measures at least 3 or fewer inches in either height, length or width.
Sketches	Awesome Student has 3 different sketches of container ideas to execute for their project.	Pretty great Student has 2 different sketches of container ideas to execute for their project.	Okay Student has 1 sketch of their container idea to execute for their project.	Not so good Student did not sketch out their ideas for the project.