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Egyptian Chair Rubric Code: GXX6948 By audlyn00 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Arts and Design Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8

Egyptian Chair Enter rubric description
	Poor 2 pts	Fair 3 pts	Good 4 pts	Excellent 5 pts
Sketches Enter description	Poor Student did use sketchs to model design	Fair Student created a sketch that in no way resembles their final project	Good Students sketchs were used to create a chair as closely related to origional drawings	Excellent Students final chair is exactly as depicted in sketches
Creation/Craftsmanship Enter description	Poor Construction appears careless or haphazard. Many details ned refinement for a strong product	Fair Construction was careful and and student put forth some effort in neatness.	Good Constrution was careful and student put forth good effort to neatly construct chair	Excellent Great care was taked in the construction process.
Symbols Enter description	Poor Student did not encorporate symbols in any way	Fair Student place symbols on the chair but did not create any sort of design or were done sloppily or haphazard	Good Student placed symbols on the chair nicely and used them in the overall design of the chair.	Excellent Student incorporated the symbols in a creative way using objects to create the symbols not just drawing them on.
Use of Class Time	Poor studnet did not use classtime wisely and was often talking or off task	Fair Student used class time wisely some of the time but was still off task sometimes	Good Student was on task most of the time and completed the project to expectaion	Excellent Student was always on task and completed the project above expectations.
Sketch Creation	Poor Student did not create any sketchs	Fair Student created sketchs that showed just the basic shape of their chair with no designs	Good Student created sketches of some areas of the their chair with designs on some areas	Excellent Student created detailed sketchs of all 4 areas of their chair, top, front, back, side