iRubric: Painting/"The Giving Tree" rubric

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Painting/"The Giving Tree" Students will create artwork by drawing fruits, flowers, etc. on their treetops. Students will paint their trees and write an accompanying story. Rubric Code: UC5WA By jackie85 Draft Public Rubric Subject: Arts and Design Type: Assignment Grade Levels: K-5

Painting/The Giving Tree
	Could Improve 2 pts	Fair 3 pts	Good 4 pts
Drawing	Could Improve Students will draw their own types of "Giving Tree fruits. It includes 1-2 fruits, flowers, or any other creative idea drawn into the treetop.	Fair Students will draw their own types of "Giving Tree fruits. It includes 2-3 fruits, flowers, or any other creative idea drawn into the treetop.	Good Students will draw their own types of "Giving Tree fruits. It includes 4 or more fruits, flowers, or any other creative idea drawn into the treetop.
Drawing Size	Could Improve Student drew none of their treetop objects large enough to be adequately filled with paint.	Fair Student drew some of their treetop objects large enough to be adequately filled with paint.	Good Student drew all their treetop objects large enough to be adequately filled with paint.
Paint/Color Usage	Could Improve Student used only 1 color to paint their entire tree (trunk, treetop, fruits.)	Fair Student used only 2 colors to paint their entire tree (trunk, treetop, fruits.)	Good Student used at least 3 colors to paint their entire tree (trunk, treetop, fruits.)
Writing	Could Improve Student only wrote 1 sentences describing one of the following: their tree, what it gives, and to whom it gives to.	Fair Student only wrote 2 sentences describing some of the following: their tree, what it gives, and to whom it gives to.	Good Student wrote up to 3 sentences describing their tree, what it gives, and to whom it gives to.
Vocabulary	Could Improve Student's table anwered 0-1 vocabulary questions	Fair Student's table answered 2-4 vocabulary questions.	Good Student's table answered 5 or more vocabulary questions.