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First Nations Masks 
This lesson's goal is to make a 3-dimensional mask using paper sculpture and/or cardboard relief design techniques. Students creatively express an authentic looking First Nations tribal mask demonstrating their understanding of the elements and principles of art.
Rubric Code: Y9CWBB
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Subject: Arts and Design  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 6-8

Powered by iRubric African Tribal Masks
100 %
  Excellent

100 pts

Good

90 pts

Poor

80 pts

Durability/Construction

Excellent

The mask was a 3-dimensional sculpture using cardboard and paper sculpture techniques to express an authentic looking First Nations Tribal Mask.
Good

Most of the mask is sturdy, but when displaying it, there are a couple of pieces that might need extra care.
Poor

The mask is flimsy and falls apart easily. It may not last for display.
Creativity

Excellent

Totally original design and elements. Mask successfully uses symmetry, balance, pattern and unity. Color, composition, and decorative details enhance the mask.
Good

Most of the mask elements are unique, however, a few may have been copied. The mask has some resemblance to an authentic First Nations Tribal Mask.
Poor

The mask has few or no unique elements. The mask does not resemble those possibly found in the First Nations culture.
Structure

Excellent

Students successfully employed 3 or more layers on their mask to represent the 3-dimensional quality.
Good

Students used 1-2 layers on their mask and most seem to represent the art of Africa.
Poor

Students used no layers or 3-d quality on their mask.
Craftsmanship

Excellent

Great care and time were given in the design of the mask. The elements and principles of art are clearly evident. The mask is aesthetically appealing and shows no flaws.
Good

The mask design was well thought out and planned using the elements and principles of art. There are a few flaws marks, and added materials, but these do not detract from the overall look.
Poor

The mask looks thrown together at the last minute. It appears that little design or planning was done.
Cooperation

Excellent

You always were willing to complete assigned tasks and help set up and clean up projects. You collaborated and always used your working time and clean up time well.
Good

You sometimes were willing to complete assigned tasks and help set up and clean up projects. You collaborated and were in your seat during the completion of the project and you used class time appropriately.
Poor

You did not show a willingness to complete assigned tasks and collaborate to help set up and clean up the projects. You were often not in your seat during the completion of the project and/ or rushed to finish.



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  • First Nations Tribal Mask, elements and principles of design, symmetry, balance, pattern


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