This document provides a rubric for grading a papier-mâché animal project. The rubric includes criteria for construction, papier-mâché application, painting of a base coat, use of patterns and details, with levels of performance ranging from 5 (best) to 1 (worst). Students will use the rubric to self-grade each step of the project and the teacher will also grade the steps. A visiting art teacher will further evaluate the completed projects. All three sets of grades will determine the final project grade.
This document provides a rubric for grading a papier-mâché animal project. The rubric includes criteria for construction, papier-mâché application, painting of a base coat, use of patterns and details, with levels of performance ranging from 5 (best) to 1 (worst). Students will use the rubric to self-grade each step of the project and the teacher will also grade the steps. A visiting art teacher will further evaluate the completed projects. All three sets of grades will determine the final project grade.
This document provides a rubric for grading a papier-mâché animal project. The rubric includes criteria for construction, papier-mâché application, painting of a base coat, use of patterns and details, with levels of performance ranging from 5 (best) to 1 (worst). Students will use the rubric to self-grade each step of the project and the teacher will also grade the steps. A visiting art teacher will further evaluate the completed projects. All three sets of grades will determine the final project grade.
This document provides a rubric for grading a papier-mâché animal project. The rubric includes criteria for construction, papier-mâché application, painting of a base coat, use of patterns and details, with levels of performance ranging from 5 (best) to 1 (worst). Students will use the rubric to self-grade each step of the project and the teacher will also grade the steps. A visiting art teacher will further evaluate the completed projects. All three sets of grades will determine the final project grade.
This
rubric
will
be
used
to
grade
your
work.
You
are
responsible
for
keeping
this
rubric
in
your
tote
tray
to
hand
in
with
your
completed
project.
You
will
grade
yourself
after
completing
each
step
of
the
project
by
circling
the
area
that
best
describes
your
animal.
If
you
are
in
between
circle
the
blank
space
in
between
the
descriptions.
Once
your
have
completed
and
graded
each
step
I
will
grade
the
same
step
on
a
separate
rubric.
Once
everyone
is
done
with
their
project,
Mr.
Schulenburg
will
visit
our
class
to
help
us
grade
our
projects.
He
will
be
asking
you
questions
in
small
groups
to
make
sure
you
understand
the
project.
All
3
grades
will
be
used
to
form
your
final
grade
for
the
project.
Be
sure
to
ask
questions
and
help
your
friends.
Project
Steps
5
4
3
2
1
Animal
is
Animal
is
The
animal
is
recognizable,
recognizable,
There
not
covered
with
a
is
newspaper
recognizable,
Animal
skin
of
tape,
showing,
joints
little
tape
is
Construction
body
parts
are
between
parts
are
holding
the
attached
weak/
flimsy
structure
properly
together,
body
parts
fall
off
2
layers
of
1
layer
of
papier-
1
layer
of
Papier- papier-mch,
mch,
animal
is
papier-mch
mch
Paper
is
smooth,
mostly
covered,
with
several
Application
covers
the
entire
paper
is
wrinkled
wrinkles
and
animal.
in
places
many
areas
where
tape
is
exposed,
Animal
is
There
are
a
few
There
are
Paint
completely
small
areas
of
several
areas
of
covered
with
a
white
paper
white
paper
(Base
Coat)
base
coat
of
showing
showing
paint.
There
are
5
or
There
are
3
or
4
There
are
1
to
Paint
more
patterns
patterns
on
the
2
patterns
repeated
on
the
animal,
with
3
to
4
ideas
on
the
Pattern
&
animal,
at
least
5
colors
used
in
the
animal,
with
Details
different
colors
patterns
only
1
to
2
are
used
colors
used.
Total
Score______/20