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Students choose a color of tissue paper and glue to the drawing paper, covering the drawing paper completely, using a watery glue mixture and paint brush. Then they choose 2 colors to make their birds, plus yellow or orange for the beak and feet. Then they draw a circle and oval on one color of paper, and a wing and tail on the other color paper. Feet and beak are drawn and cut from the yellow or orange paper. The head, body, wing, and tail feathers should be colored in with a light layer of oil pastel to add a feathery look. Everything should be cut out and glued together on the tissue paper to make a bird.

Students draw a large dragonfly using basic circles and ovals. The dragonfly is outlined with oil pastels and the body is colored in. The wings are painted with watercolor paints and salt is sprinkled on the wet paint to give a shimmery look.

Draw and color a pumpkin patch. Cut small, medium, and large pumpkins from orange paper and glue to pumpkin patch with large on the bottom of the paper and small on the top to create dimension

Trying to develop a basic art rubric that I can use for most of my assignments and modify as I need.

Art projects without a specific rubric or other assessment criteria will be evaluated and graded using the following rubric.

A rubric that properly evaluates the artistic process. It measures the various phases and approaches that are necessary in the assessment of a project or a work of art.

Weekly assignments in sketchbook

The use of this rubric is for assessment of student's portfolio.