iRubric: Mexican Huipil rubric

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Mexican Huipil Pattern rubric Task: Students learned about Huipils or Tunic worn by indigenous women of Central Mexico or Central America. Students looked at the different designs, bright colors and patterns used to make the Huipils. Goal: Their goal was to create a paper Huipil inspired by the design of Mexican Huipils, using paper and oil pastels. They had to also incorporate a pattern of lines and/or shapes and colors. Rubric Code: YX9CX5B By jillianc91 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Arts and Design Type: Assessment Grade Levels: K-5

Mexican Tunic Collage
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts	Total (N/A)
Criteria Objective Met	Poor Student does not yet understand pattern (with color, shape, or line)	Fair Student shows some understanding of pattern (with color, shape, or line) but it is not consistent.	Good Student shows understanding of pattern (with color, shape or line), and it is mostly consistent.	Excellent Student shows a clear understanding of pattern (with color, shape and/or line) that it is consistent very consistent.	Total
Composition How students organized the elements according to the principle. Element: Line, shape, color Principle: Pattern	Poor Student used line, shape and or color to design their Mexican Tunic but did not create a pattern.	Fair Students used line, shape and/or color to design their Mexican Tunic, with a pattern but it is not consistent.	Good Student used color, shape and/or line to design their Tunic, with a pattern and it is somewhat consistent.	Excellent Student used color, shape and/or line to design their Mexican Tunic with a unique pattern of a variety of lines/shapes that was mostly or very consistent. Their pattern even included two or more elements.	Total