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General Art Project Rubric 
to be used as a general assessment tool for projects in the art room
Rubric Code: KA9329
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Subject: Arts and Design  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: K-5

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  Excellent

20 pts

Satisfactory

18.5 pts

Fair

16 pts

Unsatisfactory

12 pts

Follows Directions

Excellent

Thorough understanding of directions. <BR>
Great attention to detail throughout artwork.
Satisfactory

Follows the directions most of the time.<BR>
Artwork contains essential details.
Fair

Partially follows directions. <BR>
Incomplete or inconsistent detail within artwork.
Unsatisfactory

Rarely follows directions. <BR>
Minimal attention to detail.
Use of Elements & Principles of Art

Excellent

Thorough understanding and use of elements and principles of art. Carefully planned, chose a color scheme carefully, used space effectively.
Satisfactory

Average understanding and use of elements and principles of art. Showed awareness of using space effectively.
Fair

Partial understanding and use of elements and principles of art. Assignment done adequately but shows lack of planning.
Unsatisfactory

No understanding and use of elements and principles of art. No evidence of planning.
Creativity

Excellent

Always expresses creativity.<BR>
Always adds imaginative details to artwork. Thought of many ideas, tried unusual combinations, made connections to previous knowledge, demonstrated outstanding problem solving skills.
Satisfactory

Consistently expresses creativity. <BR>
Adds imaginative details to artwork most of the time. Thought of a few ideas, made decisions, solved problems in a logical way.
Fair

Occasionally expresses creativity. <BR>
Inconsistent with adding imaginative details within artwork. thought of one idea, carried it out adequately but lacked originality, or substituted symbols.
Unsatisfactory

Infrequently/rarely creative. Rarely adds imaginative details to artwork. No evidence of trying anything new or unusual. May have copied someone else's work.
Quality Work

Excellent

Outstanding effort and neatness. The project was continued until it was as complete as it could be. Gave effort far beyond that required. Pride in going beyond the requirement.
Satisfactory

Average effort and neatness. Worked to complete the project but with a little more effort could have been outstanding.
Fair

Satisfactory effort and neatness. Project was finished but it could have been improved with more effort. Or knew how to do the project but didn't finish. Or chose an easy project and worked carelessly.
Unsatisfactory

Insufficient effort and neatness. Completed project with minimum effort.
Skill

Excellent

Exceptional skill and techniques. Art work was beautifully and patiently done. It was as good as hard work could make it.
Satisfactory

Average skill and techniques. With a little more effort the work could have been outstanding, lacks the finishing touches.
Fair

Developing skill and techniques. It was of average craftsmanship, adequate, but not as good as it could have been, a bit careless.
Unsatisfactory

Minimal skill and techniques. Below average craftsmanship. Showed lack of pride in finished project.



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