Art Projects
Name: ___________________ Teacher:
Date : ___________________ Title of Work: ___________________
 
Criteria
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The planning and designing.
Plan didn't make sense and had very limited detail. Was not able to make a plan without support.
Plan was simple and had some detail. Student needed support to complete.
Plan had more detail. Plan was made independently. May have had symbols, legends or keys.
Plan was very detailed. Project was clearly outlined.
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Worked collaboratively
Was not able to work with others. Changed groups and did not have a settled group.
Was able to stay in a group but needed support to solve problems with others.
Was able to work in a settled group. Needed limited support to solve problems with others.
Worked actively and appropriately in their group. Was able to solve problems with others on their own.
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Problem- solving
Was not able to solve problems independently. Constantly looked for help from others.
Was able to solve simple problems independently. Initiated some problem-solving strategies themselves.
Was able to solve problems consistently. Attempted to solve problems themselves before asking for help.
Was able to solve problems consistently. Offered help to others who were unable to solve problems themselves.
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Feedback
Was not able to offer or accept kind and useful feedback without support.
Was able to offer or accept kind and useful feedback with support.
Was beginning to offer or accept kind and useful feedback by themselves.
Was able to offer or accept useful and kind feedback to and by others.
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The final project
The art project is very simple and does not look like what it is supposed to look like.
The art project has more detail. People can recognize parts of it.
The art project has a lot of detail. It may include labels. It is clear what the project is supposed to be.
The art project shows great creativity. It may include real objects, moving parts, levels or changed surfaces.
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