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VA.7.4 Printmaking 
VA.6.1 Space Series
Students will design a mono color block print
Rubric Code: KX27XB3
By bundeber
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Subject: Arts and Design  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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Rubric for Printmaking
  4 100-90%

Advanced Proficient Score

4 pts

3 89-80%

Proficient Score

3 pts

2 79-70%

Basic

2 pts

1 69-60%

Below Basic

1 pts

0 59-0%

Unacceptable

0 pts

VA.7.4.1

Examine and integrate ideas and techniques from historical woodcuts into their prints.
4 100-90%

Student has successfully incorporated techniques to illustrate texture, shading, patterns, borders, etc., from historical works into their work.
3 89-80%

Student has demonstrated that they understand the basic idea historical techniques, but the final product lacks some of the skill used by past masters.
2 79-70%

Student has demonstrated some use of techniques, but mostly they are clearing out areas they don't want to print.
1 69-60%

Student has not used any techniques seen in the historical works viewed in class.
0 59-0%

Project is incomplete and/or none of the techniques seen in the historical works viewed in class.
VA.7.4.2

Label their prints according to standard practice in order to prepare them for display.
4 100-90%

Student has labeled their print correctly.
3 89-80%
2 79-70%
1 69-60%
0 59-0%

Student has not labeled their print correctly, or at all.
VA.7.4.3

Use art vocabulary to show preference for a style of art.
4 100-90%

Student can use art vocabulary to point out things they like and dislike about styles. They are able to justify their preference thoughtfully.
3 89-80%

Student has shown understanding of art vocabulary, but cannot go beyond basic vocabulary such as elements and principles to justify their preference.
2 79-70%

Student knows some vocabulary, but cannot justify their preference with more than a couple of elements and principles, or uses some of them incorrectly.
1 69-60%

Student is unable justify their preference with vocabulary. They have a preference, but cannot communicate the reasons why with art terms.
0 59-0%

Student hasn't established a preference and cannot justify the lack thereof through art vocabulary.
VA.7.4.4

Demonstrate craftsmanship and appropriate skills and techniques.
4 100-90%

Students have carefully, thoughtfully and deliberately crafted their projects. Edges are crisp and clean. There are no smudges or errant cuts on their block or print.
3 89-80%

Students may have some errant cuts or marks, but overall craftsmanship displays careful, deliberate work.
2 79-70%

Students work displays much room for improvement in deliberate, careful and thoughtful work. Smudges, errant lines, and generally hurried work is done.
1 69-60%

Student shows no concern for the craftsmanship of their work. Lines are not neat and tidy. Smudges occur all over the work. Cuts are confusing and sloppy.
0 59-0%

Student has not completed the work and it shows no consideration for the quality of the craftsmanship.



Keywords:
  • Linoleum, Printmaking, Barren, Platten, roller, ink, Woodblock, cutters


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