- Username
- Password
forgot?

iRubric: Step Stool rubric

edit print share Copy to my rubrics Bookmark test run assess... delete Do more...
Step Stool Wall Framing Practice transferring angles and measurements, cutting wood, making a lap joint and assembling material. Rubric Code: W82825 By Good2BDan Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Vocational Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

Wall Framing
	Falls Far Below 0 pts	Approaches 4 pts	Meets 8 pts	Exceeds 12 pts
Safety & Tool Use	Falls Far Below Safety glasses and other PPE come off even once during project. Work area is cluttered and tools are not used properly or put back properly.	Approaches All necessary PPE is worn at all times. Work area is kept free of major obstacles, but scraps and unneeded tools are put away left out. Tools are used improperly more than once.	Meets All necessary PPE is worn at all times. Work area is usually kept clutter free; scraps and unneeded tools are put away fairly quickly. Tools are always used properly and placed in their proper area.	Exceeds All necessary PPE is worn at all times. Work area is kept clutter free; scraps and unneeded tools are put away immediately. Tools are always used properly and placed in their proper area.
Angles	Falls Far Below Different angles on all legs.	Approaches Different angles on 2 of the four legs.	Meets Different angle on 1 of the legs.	Exceeds All angles on the legs are the same.
Dimensions	Falls Far Below All four legs are different lengths.	Approaches A discrepancy of 1/4" on two or more legs.	Meets A discrepency of 1/4" on one leg.	Exceeds All legs measure equally.
Understanding	Falls Far Below Not able to explain the steps necessary to build the stool.	Approaches Basic concept of how the stool is built, but not able to provide a step by step process.	Meets Is able to provide a basic step by step process, but missing steps.	Exceeds Provides a complete step by step process of transferring angles and measurements, able to show where to cut, and how to assemble.
Structure and Appearance	Falls Far Below Missing pieces.	Approaches Pieces are all cut, but not completely assembled.	Meets Project assembled, but appearance is very different from model.	Exceeds Project fully assembled and final product has very similar appearance to the model.