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Color Schemes Design triptych Color Schemes Design triptych Using their knowledge of colour theory, students use color pencils to create a grid with a simple shape. Background of grid is either warm or cool colours, shape is opposite. From Rubric Code: VXA69C8 By gutchocita Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Arts and Design Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 9-12

Color Schemes Design triptych
	EXCELLENT 1 pts	GOOD 3 pts	SATISFACTORY 5 pts	ACCEPTABLE 7 pts	Exceeding Expectations 10 pts
Knowledge: Colour	EXCELLENT Did not use colour scheme at all.	GOOD Many squares do not correctly fit into the colour scheme.	SATISFACTORY A few squares do not correctly fit into the colour scheme.	ACCEPTABLE Clearly demonstrates difference between colour schemes: All squares correctly fit into the colour scheme.	Exceeding Expectations Clearly demonstrates difference between colours: Wide range of shades exist within the colour schemes. All squares correctly fit the colour scheme.
Medium: pencil	EXCELLENT Does not use color pencil.	GOOD Areas are rendered unevenly. Pencil lines are visible in most of the squares. Colours are often overlapped into one another.	SATISFACTORY Areas are rendered somewhat evenly. Pencil lines are visible in about half of the areas. Colours occasionally overlap into one another.	ACCEPTABLE Areas are rendered evenly. Pencil lines are not visible in most Areas. Colours are crisp; colours do not overlap into one another.	Exceeding Expectations Areas are rendered evenly. Pencil lines are not visible in any squares. Colours are crisp; colours do not overlap into one another.
Presentation	EXCELLENT Artwork incomplete.	GOOD Artwork is messy. Student followed some instructions. It is evident that student ran out of time to complete the assignment.	SATISFACTORY Artwork completed somewhat neatly. Student followed most instructions. Student should have spent more time planning and creating this piece.	ACCEPTABLE Artwork completed neatly. Student followed instructions. It is evident student spent time creating this piece.	Exceeding Expectations Artwork completed neatly with much creativity. Student followed all instructions carefully. It is evident student spent exceptional time and effort "getting things just right".