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Tessellations in Art Tessellations in Art Students will create an Escher-like tessellation Rubric Code: GXAWBCB By kasbailey Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Arts and Design Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8

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Complexity of Pattern	4 Tessellation was created with non-polygon shapes that connect to create an intricate and complex pattern containing many irregular curved sections.	3 Tessellation was created with non-polygon shapes that connect to create an intricate and complex pattern containing some irregular curved sections.	2 Tessellation was created with non-polygon shapes that connect to create an intricate and complex pattern containing few irregular curved sections.	1 Tessellation was created with non-polygon shapes that connect to create an intricate and complex pattern containing limited irregular curved sections.
Precision	4 All shapes are congruent and clear. Shape tessellates properly. Plane completly covered, no gaps or overlaps. Pattern repeats using slides.	3 All shapes are congruent and clear. Shape tessellates properly. Plane completly covered, a few gaps or overlaps evident. 2 or 3 pattern errors evident.	2 Shapes not all congruent and clear. Shape mostly tessellates properly. Plane not completly covered and contains many gaps or overlaps. 3-6 pattern errors evident.	1 Shapes not all congruent and clear. Shapes do not tessellates properly. Plane not completly covered and contains many gaps or overlaps. More than 6 pattern errors evident.
Appearance	4 Well chosen colours that highlight a pattern. Pleasing to the eye, great use of colour, detail added, complex colouring following a pattern. Use colour and repetition to create a strong design.	3 Well chosen colours that highlight a pattern. Pleasing to the eye, good use of colour, some detail added, colouring follows a pattern. Use colour and repetition to create a satisfactory design.	2 Chosen colours do not clearly highlight a pattern. Colour choice takes away from overall visual appeal. Use colour and repetition to create a basic design.	1 Chosen colours do not highlight a pattern. Colour choices blend together. No colour pattern evident and pattern repetition does not create a design.