iRubric: Police Car X and Y Remix to Anatomy Game Scratch rubric

edit print share Copy to my rubrics Bookmark test run assess... delete Do more...
Police Car X and Y Remix to Anatomy Game Scratch Creating an Animation Project in Scratch Use this rubric as a guide for what should be included in an animated Scratch project. Rubric Code: FX49C4C By rbarajas Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Computers Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

Scratch: Animation Creation
	Exceptional 20 pts	Good 18 pts	Fair 15 pts	Poor 12 pts	No Submission 0 pts
Characters/backgrounds	Exceptional X,Y Cartesian Coordinate is background. Anatomy image is a sprite. Two additional sprites.	Good X,Y Cartesian Coordinate is background. Anatomy image is a sprite. One additional sprite.	Fair Missing X,Y Cartesian Coordinate from background. OR Missing Anatomy image is a sprite. One additional sprite.	Poor Missing X,Y Cartesian Coordinate from background. OR Missing Anatomy image is a sprite. No additional sprites.	No Submission No Submission
Sprite Interaction	Exceptional Anatomy image is a sprite. Two other sprites interacts with background and anatomy figure.	Good Anatomy image is a sprite. One other sprite interacts with background and anatomy figure.	Fair Anatomy image is a background and not a sprite. One other sprite interacts with background.	Poor Anatomy sprite is missing. No interacting sprites.	No Submission No Submission
Programming	Exceptional Sprites have multiple and varied interactions in project. Programming follows a logical sequence.	Good Sprites have multiple movements in project, but lack some logical elements, are disjointed.	Fair Sprites are programmed to move but have little relevance to the anatomy game.	Poor No sprite movement in project.	No Submission No Submission
Sound/Music	Exceptional Student inserted sound/music with no logic errors or synchronization errors.	Good Student inserted sound/music with some logic errors or synchronization errors.	Fair Student inserted sounds/music, but the logical and synchronization is seriously flawed.	Poor Student started sounds/music, but the logic and synchronization show a complete lack of effort.	No Submission No Submission
Shared	Exceptional Student shared their Scratch project with: Re-title, Credit to originator, instructions, emailed Scratch project link to instructor.	Good Student shared their Scratch project with: Re-title, Credit to originator, limited instructions, emailed Scratch project link to instructor.	Fair Student shared their Scratch project with: No re-tilte, Credit to originator, limited instructions, emailed Scratch project link to instructor.	Poor Student shared their Scratch project with: No re-title, no credit to originator, little to no instructions, emailed Scratch project link to instructor.	No Submission No Submission