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HISTORY OF ARCHITECTURE RELIEF TILE
Relief Radial Design Sculpture
Students will create a relief tile of their appropriate history period utilizing either clay or wood carving techniques
Rubric Code:
PX77AB8
By
KLuise
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Subject:
Arts and Design
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Relief Radial Design
Advanced
5 pts
Proficient
3 pts
Developing
2 pts
Beginning
1 pts
SCORE
(N/A)
Composition Complexity
10 pts
Advanced
All primary, secondary, and intermediate levels are in the correct order and are created accurately.
Proficient
1-2 of the designated levels are out of order or incorrectly created
Developing
3-4 of the levels are out of order or incorrectly created.
Beginning
5 or more of the levels are out of order or incorrectly created.
SCORE
Design Creativity
10 pts
Advanced
Original and creative design. Well though out and challenging. The elements enhance the composition in an interesting way.
Proficient
Original and creative design. Elements enhance the composition.
Developing
Could have been more creative. Shows little evidence of planning.
Beginning
Design lacks creativity.
Minimal or no planning
SCORE
Craftsmanship & Technical Skill
20 pts
Advanced
Relief tile is extremely neat,
Exceptional and skillful use of tools/media.
Proficient
Relief tile is neat.
Shows good skill with tools/media.
Developing
Could have been neater.
Minimal skill with tools/media.
Beginning
Poor craftsmanship. No attention to details, lacks skill with tools/media.
SCORE
Daily Expectations/Work Ethic
10 pts
Advanced
Student was fully engaged in their artwork.
Cleaned up area regularly, and assisted peers and/or teacher.
Proficient
Student was engaged most of the time.
Cleaned up area regularly and used materials properly.
Developing
Student stayed on task some of the time, but allowed distractions.
Cleaned up area and properly used materials most of the time.
Beginning
Student did not use class time wisely. Often distracted and disengaged.
Did not clean up area regularly and/or use materials properly.
SCORE
Keywords:
color wheel, primary colors, secondary colors, complimentary colors
Subjects:
Arts and Design
Types:
Project
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