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My Monster Stuffie My Monster An individually designed and then constructed with hand-sewing project made from felt. Rubric Code: NXAWW52 By Amyknut Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Arts and Design Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8

My Monster
	Good (N/A)	Fair (N/A)	Poor (N/A)
Cutting 15	Good Pattern was cut out carefully. Cut lines are smooth. Obvious care was taken when cutting with front and back pieces line up precisely.	Fair Pattern was cut out. Some jagged spots are visible. Front and back line up	Poor Pattern was cut out, sweveral jagged areas are evident. Front and back pieces do don't line up. some limbs are cut off
Button 10	Good At least one button is sewn on and is secure using the anchor method	Fair At least one button is sewn on but is loose.	Poor No button is used on the monster.
Construction 15	Good Monster was constructed correctly and was successfully executed. Students have secured 3 appliques onto their monster.	Fair Monster was constructed incorrectly, but the monster was successfully executed.Students have secured 2 appliques onto their monster	Poor Monster was constructed incorrectly. Did not follow the pattern. Was not successfully executed.Students have secured 1-0 appliques onto their monster
Knowledge of stitches 15	Good Students has demonstrated knowledge of at least 3 basic hand sewing stitches. Stitches have correct stitch length and width. NO stuffing is visible.	Fair Students used 2 basic stitches in project titches are not always in accurate spots, but still keep the monster together. Stuffing can only be seen in 1 or 2 spots.	Poor Students did not demonstrate knowledge of 3 basic stitiches Stitches are not constructed correctly. Monster is coming apart in certain spots. A lot of stuffing can be seen in the seams.
Perseverance 15	Good Students demonstrated willingness to learn, was willing to work through challenges and seek help when needed. Quality workmanship is apparent	Fair Students occasionally demonstrated a willingness to learn and overcome obstacles throughout project. Student was able to overcome hurdles with intervention and encouragement	Poor Student did not seek assistance when needed. Student completed project but did not meet requirements necessary