iRubric: Fourth Grade Paper Weaving Rubric

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Fourth Grade Paper Weaving Rubric Second Grade Paper Weaving Rubric Pre-Test 1 or 2 color 3 or more colors Rubric Code: AXB4474 By Kplant Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Arts and Design Type: Assessment Grade Levels: K-5

Paper Weaving
	Beginning 1 pts	Developing 2 pts	Applying 3 pts	Extending 4 pts	Totals 10 pts
Weaving	Beginning Student has attempted to use alternating paper strips to create a paper weaving example; however, there are serious flaws (i.e., pattern might not be alternating, insufficient paper strips).	Developing Student has used paper strips in an alternating pattern to create a weaving project; however, some required details of the project are lacking (i.e., not enough paper strips for weft, pattern is not always alternating).	Applying Student has used sufficient paper strips that alternate in the correct pattern to create a paper weaving project.	Extending Student has used sufficient paper strips in an alternating pattern, but the student has created a unique or complex pattern that exceeds grade level expectations.	Totals
Craftsmanship	Beginning Student has attempted to cut paper to create weft paper strips and warp openings; however, with limited success (i.e. weft strips are not adequate or snug, paper strips are not evenly cut).	Developing Student has cut paper strips and openings for warp and weft, but lines might not be clean and even. Weft strips may or may not be adequate enough to create a pattern; weaving is not snug.	Applying Student has neatly cut paper strips and openings for warp and weft. Weft strips are adequate in amount to create a pattern.	Extending Student has uniformly created neat, evenly cut paper strips and openings for warp and weft. Weft strips are adequate in amount to create a snug, tightly woven pattern.	Totals
Following Directions	Beginning Student did not follow instructions and followed their own desire.	Developing Student followed some directions while others were ignored.	Applying Student followed directions with a few detours.	Extending Student followed all of the directions thoroughly.	Totals