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ELEMENTS OF 3D: Ceramic Critters ELEMENTS OF 3D: Ceramic Critters Use pinch pot technique to create the mouth for your critter. Add expressive details like eyes, teeth, eyebrows, etc. Must create an expressive face. Rubric Code: ACX77C By Trishack2 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Arts and Design Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

Ceramic Pinch Technique
	Excellent 20 pts	Good 15 pts	Fair 10 pts	Poor 5 pts
Following Directions	Excellent Created an expressive critter using the pinch technique. Turned project in on time with name and hour on it. * Cleaned supplies and work area daily.	Good Created critter using pinch technique Turned project in on time with name and hour on it Could have done better in cleaning my supplies and work area.	Fair Critter turned in. Missing hour. Did not keep my area or tools very clean	Poor Critter turned in missing name/hour. Did not clean tools/area.
Pinch Technique	Excellent Critter body was 1/4 inch thick consistantly	Good Critter body was consistant thickness between 1/4 and 1/2 inch	Fair Critter body was inconsistent in thickness	Poor Critter body thicker than 1/2 inch. May have exploded.
Score/Slip	Excellent Added details by scoring and slipping properly--no parts fell off during process. Creative use of materials	Good *Added details by scoring and slipping properly--no parts fell off during process.	Fair Added details, one part fell off during process.	Poor Did not use score/slip technique, more than one part fell off
Glaze	Excellent No glaze on bottom of crittter Demonstrated thought and care in application of glaze--multi colors, neatly applied. *Glaze applied properly--did not stick to kiln shelf	Good No glaze on bottom of crittter Demonstrated thought in application of glaze--multi colors *Glaze applied properly--did not stick to kiln shelf	Fair Demonstrated thought in application of glaze--multi colors. some problems with application--glaze too thick, too thin, glazed bottom, etc.	Poor Little or no thought went in to glaze application. Only one-two colors. Stuck to kiln shelf or had to be elevated because bottom was glazed. *Too thick or too thin application
Overall Design and Presentation	Excellent Critter is expressive and demonstrates unique characteristics Excellent utilization of the elements and principles of art	Good Critter is expressive and demonstrates attempt at unique characteristics. Good utilization of the elements and principles of art	Fair Critter is completed, but is very basic. Did just enough to get by. Use of elements and principles could be better	Poor Little or no effort in creating a unique work of art. No consideration of elements and principles