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Scratch Video Game Students created either a pong game or a chase game. Rubric Code: Y24824B By kmoser Draft Public Rubric Subject: Science Type: Assignment Grade Levels: K-5


	Not Yet (N/A)	Achieving (N/A)	Proficient (N/A)	Excelling (N/A)
Creativity	Not Yet No game created	Achieving Game is a copy of the tutorial	Proficient Game follows the tutorial but has its own characters	Excelling Game follows the tutorial but includes its own characters and extra ideas for the game
Sprites	Not Yet No sprites included in the project	Achieving One sprite is included, very basic movements	Proficient Two sprites included with basic movement	Excelling Two or more sprites included with creative/exciting movements
Background	Not Yet No background included in the project	Achieving Used a background that does not fit well; may be too busy or confusing; may make the game hard to play	Proficient Used an appropriate background from Scratch	Excelling Background looks great, relates to the game, does not interrupt the person playing the game
Scripts	Not Yet No coding blocks used on some areas	Achieving Some scripts or blocks do not work well or are missing	Proficient Only used a few or the same blocks and scripts for each sprite	Excelling Used a variety of coding blocks, each sprite has coding
Useability	Not Yet Game is unplayable	Achieving Game works but has errors and glitches	Proficient Game works well but has minor errors	Excelling Game works very smoothly with no problems