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Room Cleaning Room Cleaning Acceptable standards for clean room in the household Rubric Code: P2WCW82 By msslevine Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Vocational Type: (Other) Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12

Room Cleaning Enter rubric description
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Clothes put Away Put away clean clothes either in drawers or in closet. Take dirty clothes to basement and return laundry basket to its place. Wash and dry and fold clothes as needed. Donate other clothing pieces as necessary.	Poor No clean clothes folded or hung in organized fashion. Dirty clothes on floor or in hamper. Shoes are not aligned neatly in the closet. Non-fitting clothing not inventoried and removed from room.	Fair Some clean clothes folded or hung in organized fashion. Some dirty clothes still in room. Not all shoes aligned neatly in closet. Donations not removed to proper place.	Good Most clean clothes folded or hung in organized fashion. MOst dirty clothes removed properly. MOst shoes aligned neatly in the closet. Non-fitting clothing not completely inventoried or removed properly.	Excellent All clean clothes folded/hung properly. Dirty clothes in the laundry as needed. All shoes aligned neatly in closet. Non-fitting clothing inventoried and placed in bag by front door.
Garbage is Cleared Return all dirty dishes to the kitchen. Bring in a large plastic trash can bag for the trash. Don't forget to empty the trashcan in the room and put in a new liner.	Poor No dirty dishes are returned to the kitchen. No trash put in trash bag and placed in garage trash can. Trash can in room is not empty, clean or lined.	Fair Some dirty dishes still in room. Some trash evident. Trashcan is empty but not clean.	Good Most dirty dishes returned to kitchen. Most trash put in trash bag adn placed in trash can. Room trashcan is empty, clean and lined.	Excellent All dirty dishes are returned to kitchen. All trash putin trash bag and placed in garage trash can. Room trashcan is empty and clean and lined.
Bed is Made Sheets, blankets, comforters are placed on the bed in correct direction. Tucked in appropriately to create a smooth top to the made bed. If necessary, bed is stripped and sheets/blankets washed. Replace with clean sheets.	Poor Bed has dirty sheets and is made improperly. Pillows and blankets are not arranged neatly.	Fair Bed has clean sheets but is made improperly. Pillows and blankets are not all arranged neatly.	Good Bed has clean sheets and is made somewhat properly. Dirty linens are being washed. PIllows/blankets are arranged somewhat neatly.	Excellent Bed has clean sheets adn is made properly. Dirty linens are in laundry room. Pillows/blankets are arranged neatly.
Toys are in Place Put away the toys and the fragments of toys and hobby items.	Poor Toys are hobby items are disorganized. Broken items have not been removed from room.	Fair Most toys and hobby items are disorganized.	Good Most working toys and hobby items are organized and stored neatly. Most un-used or broken items disposed of properly.	Excellent All working toys and hobby items are organized and stored neatly. Un-used or broken items are in a garbage bag.
Books/Knick-Knacks in Place Keeper books and items go on shelves in their proper place. Giveaway items are inventoried and placed in donation piles near front door. Trash is bagged and disposed of in garage.	Poor Keeper books and items are not inventoried and removed. Trash is in room or not properly disposed.	Fair Keeper books and items are somewaht disorganized. Giveaway items are not removed properly. Some trash remains in room or was not properly disposed.	Good Most keeper books and items organized in proper places. Most giveaway items inventoried and placed in donation piles, but possibly not near front door. Trash is bagged but not properly disposed.	Excellent All keeper books and items are organized in their proper places. All giveaway items are inventoried and placed in donation piles near front door. Trash is bagged and properly disposed.
Surfaces are Clean Straighten and dust surfaces (dresser, bedside table, shelves, etc). Do this surface by surface--clear the surface of objects, dust and return objects neatly.	Poor All surfaces are dusty. Objects are dusty and disorganized.	Fair Most surfaces and objects are dusty.	Good Most surfaces straightened and dusted. Most objects free from dust and arranged neatly.	Excellent All surfaces are straightened and dusted. Objects are free from dust and arranged neatly.
Floor is Clean Move furniture asaide and vacuum. Dont forget to vacuum the dust from under the bed.	Poor Floor is dirty; mess is under furniture, in corners and along baseboards.	Fair Most of the floor is dirty; some mess under furniture, in corners , or along baseboards.	Good Furniture was vacuumed under furniture and in open areas; corners and baseboard areas still dirty.	Excellent Furniture was vacuumed under, and in open spaces, including corners and along baseboards.
Wall is clean De-web the ceiling and corners with a broom covered with your dust rag or the vacuum cleaner. Gently remove dirt spots off walls with a damp rag. Make sure all posters are still securely attached.	Poor Webs are evident on ceiling and in corners. Dirty spots are on walls. Posters are falling off walls or crooked.	Fair Some webs/dust evident on ceiling and in corners. Dirty spots on walls. Posters crooked.	Good Most ceiling/corners de-webbed. Most dirty spots cleaned off walls. Most posters organized and attached.	Excellent The ceiling and corners are de-webbed. Dirty spots have been cleaned off walls. All posters are organized neatly and securely attached.

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