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4th Grade - Color Wheels 
Student will make an eye color wheel and list the primary, secondary, and intermediate color, warm and cool definitions on back.
Rubric Code: ZC3464
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Subject: Arts and Design  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: K-5

Powered by iRubric 4th Grade Color Wheels
  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Excellent

4 pts

Directions Followed

Poor

Colors not in order
Fair

At least 2 colors in correct order
Good

Majority of colors in order; 1 mix up
Excellent

All colors in order
Neatness

Poor

Little or no effort; sloppy
Fair

Some effort; rushed
Good

Medium effort; took time
Excellent

High effort; nice and neat
color mixing

Poor

Did not mix colors
Fair

incorrect colors (more than one)
Good

one color incorrect
Excellent

Mixed all colors
Behavior

Poor

Repeated behavior problem during project
Fair

Talking during directions incorrect use materials
Good

Was not on task the whole time.
Excellent

Listened, used materials as instructed with respect
Color Theory Definitions

Poor

Did not write definitions of color
Fair

two or more vocabulary missing
Good

One definition missing or incorrect
Excellent

All Vocabulary correctly written on paper





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