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Drawing in Perspective Rubric

Rubric Code: Z7459

By cfoster

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Public Rubric

Subject: Math

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12

Drawing
	Blank 0 pts	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 4 pts	Excellent 5 pts
Box on graph paper.	Blank This part of the project was left blank.	Poor A rectangle, horizon line, and vanishing point were drawn on graph paper.	Fair The first step was completed on graph paper. The corners of the rectangle to the vanishing point were shown.	Good Steps 1 and 2 were completed on graph paper. The segments were drawn to complete the box and the other guide lines were erased but are still visible.	Excellent All three steps were completed on graph paper and the guide lines not needed to complete the box were completely erased.
Investigation
	Blank 0 pts	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 4 pts	Excellent 5 pts
Question #1	Blank This part of the project was left blank.	Poor Student answers one of the two questions but does not clearly explain their answer.	Fair Student clearly and correctly explains one question or student answers both questions but does not clearly explain their answer.	Good Student clearly and correctly explains one question in a complete sentence. Also, student answers one question but does not explain clearly.	Excellent Student clearly and correctly explains both question in complete sentences.
Question #2	Blank This part of the project was left blank.	Poor Three rectangles, a horizon line, and a vanishing point were drawn.	Fair Three rectangles, a horizon line, and a vanishing point were drawn and the corners of each rectangle were connected to the vanishing line.	Good Three rectangles, a horizon line, and a vanishing point were drawn and the corners of each rectangle were connected to the vanishing line. Segments were drawn to complete the box and all other guide line were erased but still visible.	Excellent Three rectangles, a horizon line, and a vanishing point were drawn and the corners of each rectangle were connected to the vanishing line. Segments were drawn to complete the box and all other guide line were erased and not visible.
Question #3	Blank This part of the project was left blank.	Poor Three textbooks or cereal boxes were drawn.	Fair Three textbooks or cereal boxes were clearly drawn in perspective with several eraser marks visible.	Good Three textbooks or cereal boxes were clearly drawn in perspective with few eraser marks visible and the vanishing point is shown on the drawing.	Excellent Three textbooks or cereal boxes were clearly drawn in perspective with no visible eraser marks and the vanishing point is shown in the correct place on the drawing.
Present Your Results
	Blank 0 pts	Poor 2 pts	Fair 5 pts	Good 8 pts	Excellent 10 pts
Perspective Picture #1	Blank No pictures to be found.	Poor A picture that demonstrates perspective was found in the folder.	Fair A picture that demonstrates perspective was found in the folder. The horizon line and the vanishing point were shown in the proper place.	Good A picture that demonstrates perspective was found in the folder. The horizon line and the vanishing point were shown in the proper place. Some lines were drawn on the picture that meet the vanishing point.	Excellent A picture that demonstrates perspective was found in the folder. The horizon line and the vanishing point were shown in the proper place. Some lines were drawn on the picture that meet the vanishing point. Two or three sentences were written about how the pictures demonstate perspective.
Perspective Picture #2	Blank No pictures to be found.	Poor A picture that demonstrates perspective was found in the folder.	Fair A picture that demonstrates perspective was found in the folder. The horizon line and the vanishing point were shown in the proper place.	Good A picture that demonstrates perspective was found in the folder. The horizon line and the vanishing point were shown in the proper place. Some lines were drawn on the picture that meet the vanishing point.	Excellent A picture that demonstrates perspective was found in the folder. The horizon line and the vanishing point were shown in the proper place. Some lines were drawn on the picture that meet the vanishing point. Two or three sentences were written about how the pictures demonstate perspective.
Perspective Picture #3	Blank No pictures to be found.	Poor A picture that demonstrates perspective was found in the folder.	Fair A picture that demonstrates perspective was found in the folder. The horizon line and the vanishing point were shown in the proper place.	Good A picture that demonstrates perspective was found in the folder. The horizon line and the vanishing point were shown in the proper place. Some lines were drawn on the picture that meet the vanishing point.	Excellent A picture that demonstrates perspective was found in the folder. The horizon line and the vanishing point were shown in the proper place. Some lines were drawn on the picture that meet the vanishing point. Two or three sentences were written about how the pictures demonstate perspective.
Extension
	Blank 0 pts	Poor 2 pts	Fair 5 pts	Good 8 pts	Excellent 10 pts
Your Perspective Picture	Blank No picture to be found.	Poor A picture was found in the folder.	Fair An uncolored picture that demonstrates perspective was found in the folder.	Good A colored picture that uses at least three markers, colored pencils, or crayons that demonstrates perspective was found in the folder.	Excellent A colored picture that uses at least three markers, colored pencils, or crayons that demonstrates perspective was found in the folder. The picture was not a landscape scene or a street scene.

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