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Holiday Door Decorating Contest 
Holiday Door Decorating Contest
This is the rubric we will use to judge the holiday door decorating contest. ***Guidelines: This year's theme is entitled "Christmas / New Year Holiday door decorating contest". Classes should design doors that reflect all winter holidays (Christmas, Winter Solstice, New Year holiday season)
Rubric Code: C67A5X
By mheumier
Ready to use
Public Rubric
Subject: (General)  
Type: (Other)  
Grade Levels: K-5

Powered by iRubric Door Decorating Contest
  4 points each

4 pts

3 points each

3 pts

2 points each

2 pts

1 point each

1 pts

SCORE

(N/A)

Visual Impact

"Best Overall"
4 points each

"In Awe!"

"Fabulous"
3 points each

"Job well done!"

"Nice job!"
2 points each

Good, I can see where they were going with the theme."
1 point each

"What?"
"I don't get it!"
SCORE
Craftmanship

4 points each

Exceptionally attractive.
Well constructed and neat.
Craftmanship/skills are excellent.
3 points each

Attractive in terms of neatness.

Good construction and not very messy.

Craftmanship/skills are good.
2 points each

The door is acceptably attractive though it may be a bit messy.

Craftmanship/skills are average.
1 point each

Distractingly messy Craftmanship/skills are poor.
SCORE
Completeness

4 points each

Well completed and space utilized well.

ALL required components are visible.
3 points each

Well completed, but space was not utilized to the full extent.

Some items seem out of place.
2 points each

Door is somewhat complete.

Missing something.
1 point each

Door decorating was attempted or not complete.
SCORE
CLASS Involvement

use for NO outside involvement...
** IF outside involvement see below **
4 points each

EVERY single member of your homeroom played a role in creating something for your door.

(Teacher verification if questionable)
3 points each

A MAJORITY of the class was involved in creating and/or decorating the door.
2 points each

Only a FEW of students participated in creating and/or decorating the door.
1 point each

Students were not involved in creating and/or decorating the door.

(Teacher verification)
SCORE
OUTSIDE involvement

done by someone outside of BMIS classroom
4 points each
3 points each

50% of the door was created or done / by "outside person, and 50% of students participated in creating and/or decorating the door
2 points each

75% of door was done by "outside" person, only a FEW of students participated in creating and/or decorating the door
1 point each

90% of door was done / created by "outside" person
SCORE
Originality

"Most Creative"
4 points each

Exceptional use of new ideas and originality to create door.
3 points each

Good use of new ideas and originality to create door.
2 points each

Average use of new ideas and originality to create door.
1 point each

No use of new ideas and originality to create door.
SCORE
Holiday Theme

Fun, eye-catching, communicates holiday theme
4 points each

Door has catchy holiday decorations and communicates theme fully
3 points each

Door has good communication of holiday theme.
2 points each

Door is average and common in it's theme
1 point each

Door does not communicate theme
SCORE



Keywords:
  • contest, holiday door, decorating,



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