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Mouse Paint Mixing Colors Mouse Paint Using the book "Mouse Paint" to introduce primary and secondary colors. Used primary colors to create secondary colors on a mouse worksheet. The colored mice were cut out and glue into a color wheel using the correct color wheel order. Rubric Code: A9C3X2 By vburcham Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Arts and Design Type: Project Grade Levels: K-5

Mouse Paint
	Great 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Needs improvement 2 pts
Color Mixing Activity	Great Student is actively engaged in color mixing activity. He/she selects appropriate colors when prompted and mixes them appropriately.	Good Student is actively engaged in color mixing activity. He/she selects some, but not all of the appropriate colors when prompted and mixes them appropriately.	Needs improvement Student is not paying attention and is not participating at all in the color mixing activity.
Colors	Great Student can explain how to create secondary colors with out error.	Good Student can explain how to create secondary colors with little errors.	Needs improvement Students can not explain how secondary colors are made.
Mouse Color Wheel	Great Student places primary and secondary mice in the correct color wheel order.	Good 2 mice in incorrect order on the color wheel.	Needs improvement 3 or more mice are in incorrect order on the color wheel.
Classroom Color Wheel	Great Student is actively engaged in the activity.	Good Student is somewhat engaged in the activity.	Needs improvement Student does not actively participate in the activity.
Mouse Paint details	Great Students were able to recall and draw many details from the book "Mouse Paint" and incorporate then into the background of their color wheels.	Good Students were able to recall and draw some details from the book "Mouse Paint" and incorporate then into the background of their color wheels.	Needs improvement Students were able to recall and draw few (or no) details from the book "Mouse Paint" and incorporate then into the background of their color wheels.