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Bookmaking with Printed Pages Book Arts: Japanese Stab Bindings Rubric Code: CCCX53 By Trishack2 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Arts and Design Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8

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	Beginning 11 pts	Developing 14 pts	Accomplished 17 pts	Mastery 20 pts
Cover Board Prep 20 pts Demonstrates care, ability, and attention to craftsmanship to produce two identical boards through measuring and cutting	Beginning Little or no evidence of understanding and/or execution of objective	Developing Cover looks like its unfinished with no care	Accomplished Cover mostly filled	Mastery Cover was filled with printed artwork from previous class, no blank spots
Printing with Paper Towels 20 pts Pages were completed with paper towels and watercolor paint	Beginning Little or no evidence of understanding and/or execution of objective	Developing Less than average understanding and/or execution of objective	Accomplished Some printed pages	Mastery Nice colors and printing technique with pages. Various types of paper and colors
Collage Paintings 20 pts Demonstrates care, ability, and attention to craftsmanship in signature prep, marking of holes, clamping	Beginning Little or no evidence of understanding and/or execution of objective	Developing Did not finish collage	Accomplished Completed collage. added other media. Bare areas in collage.	Mastery Creativity shown in collage. printed papers are glued into collage. Marks are made with sharpie, colored pencil, etc
Binding Process 20 pts Demonstrates care, ability, and attention to craftsmanship in sewing of binding	Beginning Little or no evidence of understanding and/or execution of objective	Developing Completed one signature	Accomplished Completed two signatures.	Mastery Completed three signatures into book. Stitching is straight and even..Papers are lined up with holes and sewn correctly
Overall Execution & Engagement 20 pts Includes: effort, time usage, studio habits, citizenship	Beginning Little or no evidence of understanding and/or execution of objective	Developing Less than average understanding and/or execution of objective	Accomplished Proficiency evident	Mastery Exhibits definitive care, effort & skill in all aspects