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Elements of Art Presentation Students will give a class presentation about the Elements of Art. Students are expected to explain all 7 elements and give examples. This presentation may be done in a video, power point, play, song or poster board. Rubric Code: GX266B7 By ElsieMcClintock Draft Public Rubric Subject: Arts and Design Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 6-8

Elements of Art Presentation
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts
Content	Poor Student did not provide any information on the elements of art. Student did not provide pictures.	Fair Student provided a few examples of the elements of art. Student provided a few pictures.	Good Student went above and beyond to provide an excellent amount of information and pictures and examples. Student made sure the information was correct and clear.
Creativity	Poor Practically blank. Boring. No colour. Very static.	Fair Student made some effort to make a unique project. Project had a few interesting moments.	Good Student made excellent effort to create a unique and interesting presentation. Lots of colour, design, interest, costumes, music, pictures, story, etc.
Presentation Skills	Poor Student did not speak clearly. Student did not take project seriously and laughed during presentation. Student's presentation was messy and there was clearly no effort	Fair Student spoke somewhat clearly. Student maintained eye contact some of the time. Student took project seriously.	Good Student spoke very loudly and clearly. Maintained eye contact with their audience. Student was able to speak about the elements of art without READING.
Appearance	Poor Student's presentation was messy and there was clearly no effort put in.	Fair Student put a fair amount of effort into the assignment. Presentation is somewhat tidy with few errors or mistakes.	Good Student's project is very neat and tidy. No rips, tears, no glue smudges. Video is not shaky and flows properly and makes sense. Students memorized what they had to say.