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Color Wheel Rubric 
Color Wheel -After reading over the color wheel section together and completing the color wheel exercises using the software, students will create a color wheel in their sketchbooks, using their colored pencils. -Then students will write next to the wheel a list of the primary colors and secondary colors, and will also write down what each colors compliment is (complimentary colors). Students will also list what colors can be used to create gray.
Rubric Code: S2X2875
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Subject: Arts and Design  
Type: Assignment  
Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12

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This rubric will assess student knowledge regarding the color wheel.
  Excellent

5 pts

Good

4 pts

Average

3 pts

Fair

2 pts

Poor

1 pts

Colored Properly
5 pts

Excellent

The color wheel is exceptionally drawn with a pattern or design and colored in properly, which means that each color is in the correct space and next to the correct color on the wheel. Color wheel has been divided into equal parts (each color having the same amount of space).
Good

The color wheel is well drawn with a pattern or design and colored in properly, which means that each color is in the correct space and next to the correct color on the wheel. Color wheel has been divided into equal parts (each color having the same amount of space).
Average

The color wheel is drawn fairly well with a pattern or design colored in properly, which means that each color is in the correct space and next to the correct color on the wheel. Color wheel has not been divided into equal parts (each color having the same amount of space).
Fair

Color wheel is poorly drawn with a pattern or design has one mistake in coloring. Color wheel has not been divided into equal parts (each color having the same amount of space).
Poor

Color wheel is very weakly drawn with a pattern or design has more than one mistake coloring. Color wheel has not been divided into equal parts (each color having the same amount of space).
Primary Colors and Secondary Colors
5 pts

primary: red, yellow, blue
secondary: orange, purple, green

Excellent

Primary colors and secondary colors have been exceptionally well-organized and labeled properly.
Good

Primary colors and secondary colors have been organized and labeled properly.
Average

Primary colors and secondary colors have been labeled properly but may not be organized clearly.
Fair

Primary colors and secondary colors have one mistake in labeling (one color is incorrect) and may not be organized clearly.
Poor

Primary colors and secondary colors have more than one mistake in labeling (more than one color is incorrect) and are not be organized clearly (information difficult to read or hard to locate).
Complimentary Colors
5 pts

orange and blue
red and green
yellow and purple

Excellent

Complimentary colors have been exceptionally well-organized and labeled properly.
Good

Complimentary colors have been organized and labeled properly.
Average

Complimentary colors have been labeled properly but may not be organized clearly.
Fair

Complimentary colors have one mistake in labeling (one color is incorrect) and may not be organized clearly.
Poor

Complimentary colors have more than one mistake in labeling (more than one color is incorrect) and are not be organized clearly(information hard to find or difficult to read).
Colors to mix to make Gray
5 pts

equal parts red, yellow, blue

Excellent

Colors to make gray have been exceptionally well-organized and labeled properly with correct colors and mentions equal parts of each are needed.
Good

Colors to make gray have been organized and labeled properly with correct colors and mentions equal parts of each are needed.
Average

Colors to make grays have been labeled properly but may not be organized clearly. Also, may have been listed as "primary colors" instead of listing them out or did not say equal parts of each.
Fair

Colors to make gray have one mistake in labeling (one color is incorrect) and may not be organized clearly.
Poor

Colors to make gray have more than one mistake in labeling (more than one color is incorrect) and are not be organized clearly(information difficult to locate or hard to read).



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  • color wheel, primary colors, secondary colors, complimentary colors


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