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3D Art II: Stained Glass Box 
3D Art I: Stained Glass
Create a unique stained glass design for the lid of your box. You must incorporate angles that are not 90 degrees, and/or curves into the design.
Rubric Code: U52233
By cshoemaker
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Subject: Arts and Design  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 9-12

Powered by iRubric Stained Glass 3D II
  Excellent

20 pts

Good

15 pts

Fair

10 pts

Poor

5 pts

Following Directions/Safety

Excellent

Created a 3D stained glass box with a hinged lid.
Base one solid piece of mirrored glass.
Design focus on the top of the box.
Good

Created a 3D stained glass box with a hinged lid.
Base one solid piece of mirrored glass.
Design focus on the top of the box.
Fair

Created a 3D stained glass box with a lid.
Design focus on the top of the box.
Poor

Project incomplete.
Fit of Pieces--glass and metal

Excellent

Glass pieces fit tightly together like puzzle pieces. Mitered corners of zinc U-channel touch.
Box is square. Lid is hinged neatly. Piece is functional.
Good

Glass pieces mostly fit tight together like puzzle pieces. Mitered corners of zinc U-channel mostly touch.
Box is practically square. Hinge could be neater. Piece is functional.
Fair

Some noticable spacing problems. Mitered corners of zinc U-channel didn't touch or were messy.
Box is obviously out of square. Problems with hinge, but still works. Piece is functional.
Poor

Large holes or gaps in design--not intentionally. Mitered corners of zinc U-channel didn't touch or were messy.
Box is obviously out of square. gave up on hinge. Piece is not functional.
Soldering

Excellent

Solder created a nice rounded bead. No sharp points, or pitted areas.
Good

Solder created a mostly rounded bead with few sharp points, lumpy spots or pitted areas.
Fair

Soldering still needs work. Some sharp points, lumpy spots or pitted areas.
Poor

Solder has lots of issues. Several sharp points, lumpy spots or pitted areas.
Safety Procedures

Excellent

ALWAYS followed safety procedures: wearing glasses, hair up, checked water level in grinders. Never needed to be reminded.
Good

Usually followed safety procedures. Sometimes needed to be reminded
Fair

Sometimes followed safety procedures.
Usually needed to be reminded.
Poor

Rarely followed safety procedures.
Often needed to be reminded.
Overall Design and Presentation

Excellent

Very challenging design. Uses at least 20 pieces of glass in project. Interesting use of color and pattern. angled and/or curves of various colors of glass included in design. Very neat and clean.
Good

Challenging design. Uses 15-19 pieces of glass. Use of color and pattern is good. Mostly included angles or curves from the same piece of glass. Neat and clean.
Fair

Not very challenging design. Uses 10-14 pieces of glass. Use of color and pattern is fair. Not very clean. Mostly straight lines and rectangular shapes.
Poor

Simple design. Uses less than 10 glass shapes for project. Not particularly creative. Project is not clean.



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