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Wednesday, 28 May 2014
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Grade 5 - PYP Exhibition Rubric - Explorer achieving greatness
RUBRIC : PYP EXHIBITION ART WORK – EXPLORER ACHIEVING GREATNESS
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7
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6 / 5
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4
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3
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2/1
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Planning and
Organization
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Effective use of class time, demonstrates
clear focus and intent throughout the design process
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Reasonable use of class time, intelligent use
of modifications to original design idea
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Adequate use of class time , manages
adequate effort during the design process
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Limited use of class time, inadequate
effort during the design process
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Off task for majority of the class time,
failure to produce original plan or adequately modify or re-design
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Space and Composition
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Artwork is well balanced. The entire
canvas/ medium used is used to its full potential. No empty or blank spaces.
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Artwork is somewhat balanced. Most canvas/
medium used is used to its full potential. No empty or blank spaces.
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Artwork is not balanced. Canvas/ medium
used are not used to its full potential.
Empty or blank space can be seen.
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Artwork is not balanced. Canvas or medium
is not utilized properly. Many blank or empty spaces.
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The artwork shows no evidence of spatial or
colour composition.
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Understanding of the
three grounds
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Understands clearly the difference between
back-ground, middle-ground and foreground and how and when to begin each
phase.
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Understands the difference between back-ground,
middle-ground and foreground. Needs some assistance with how and when to
begin each phase.
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Limited understanding of the difference
between back-ground, middle-ground and foreground. Needs a lot of assistance with
how and when to begin each phase.
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Cannot understands the difference between back-ground,
middle-ground and foreground and cannot begin or start each phase without
assistance.
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No understanding of the difference between back-ground,
middle-ground and foreground and is unable begin or start each phase even
with assistance.
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Details
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Includes many intricate details in the
background and detailing in features and clothing of the explorer.
Intelligent use of different types of lines and textures.
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Includes a few intricate details in the
background and detailing in features and clothing of the explorer. Clear use
of different types of lines and textures.
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Includes at least 1-2 intricate detail in
the background and detailing in features and clothing of the explorer.
Attempted to use different types of lines and textures..
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Includes no intricate details in the
background and detailing in features and clothing of the explorer. Very
limited use of lines and texture.
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No evidence of detailing or use of lines
and texture in the art work.
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Colour
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Colours are used appropriately and
gradation is very visible. If pencils/charcoal is used varied pressure is
applied to create different shades and textures.
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Colours are used correctly and gradation is
attempted. If pencils/charcoal is used different shades and textures are
evident.
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Colours are used well but not always used
appropriately. Gradation has not been attempted. If pencils/charcoal is used
different shades and textures are not very evident.
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Colours are not used appropriately.
Gradation has not been attempted. If pencils/charcoal is used different
shades and textures are not evident.
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Art work shows lack of colour, colours when
used are inappropriate. Gradation is not visible. No shades or textures can
be seen.
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Skill and Technique
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Medium is used with ease, attempting
creative ways to use the medium. Brush/ Pencil/ Modeling skills and
techniques are very advanced.
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Medium is used appropriately. Brush/
Pencil/ Modeling skills and techniques are of good standard.
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Medium is used appropriately with
assistance. Brush/ Pencil/ Modeling skills and techniques are adequate.
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Medium is used not used appropriately even
with assistance. Brush/ Pencil/ Modeling skills and techniques are of minimum
standard.
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Has attempted many mediums without success.
Brush/ Pencil/ Modeling skills and techniques are not evident.
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Proportion
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The body is proportionate; the size of the
head is proportional to the body. The drawing is far more sophisticated than
a stick figure and includes arms, legs, torso and clear facial features. Backgrounds and any other objects in the
artwork are proportionate.
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The body is mostly proportionate; the size
of the head is proportional to the body. The drawing is more advanced than a
stick figure and includes arms, legs, and torso. Backgrounds and other
objects are relatively proportionate.
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The body is not quite proportionate; the size of the head is not
proportional to the body. The drawing is not very advanced and similar to a
stick figure but includes arms, legs, and torso. The backgrounds and other
objects look misplaced and not quite proportionate.
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The body has very little proportion, the
limbs are disproportionate to the body and head. The background and other
objects are not proportionate to each other.
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The body has no proportion, the head, torso
and limbs are not distinguishable and limbs protrude from the head.
Background and objects are not clear to determine proportion..
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Tools and Materials
Responsibility
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Bring supplies in advance. Uses tools and
materials very responsibly.
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Bring supplies on time. Uses tools and
materials responsibly.
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Bring supplies in late. Is not responsible
with tools and materials
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Bring supplies in late even after many
reminders. Irresponsible use of tools and materials.
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Supplies not brought in after many
reminders. Irresponsible use of tools and materials.
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Presentation
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Art work is extremely neat; a lot of care
and effort has been taken with over all presentation.
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Art work is neat and adequately
presentable.
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Art work is not very neat or presented
well.
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Art work is un tidy and not much care given
to presentation.
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Art work lacks presentation; work is very
untidy even after prompting.
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Grade 5 - PYP Exhibition Rubrics - Portrait
RUBRIC : PYP EXHIBITION ART WORK - PORTRAIT
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7
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6 / 5
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4
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3
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2/1
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Planning and
Organization
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Effective use of class time, demonstrates
clear focus and intent throughout the design process
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Reasonable use of class time, intelligent
use of modifications to original design idea
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Adequate use of class time , manages
adequate effort during the design process
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Limited use of class time, inadequate
effort during the design process
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Off task for majority of the class time,
failure to produce original plan or adequately modify or re-design
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Space and Composition
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Artwork is well balanced. The entire
canvas/ medium used is used to its full potential. No empty or blank spaces.
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Artwork is somewhat balanced. Most canvas/
medium used is used to its full potential. No empty or blank spaces.
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Artwork is not balanced. Canvas/ medium
used are not used to its full potential.
Empty or blank space can be seen.
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Artwork is not balanced. Canvas or medium
is not utilized properly. Many blank or empty spaces.
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The artwork shows no evidence of spatial or
colour composition.
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Understanding of the
three grounds
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Understands clearly the difference between
back-ground, middle-ground and foreground and how and when to begin each
phase.
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Understands the difference between back-ground,
middle-ground and foreground. Needs some assistance with how and when to
begin each phase.
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Limited understanding of the difference
between back-ground, middle-ground and foreground. Needs a lot of assistance with
how and when to begin each phase.
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Cannot understands the difference between back-ground,
middle-ground and foreground and cannot begin or start each phase without
assistance.
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No understanding of the difference between back-ground,
middle-ground and foreground and is unable begin or start each phase even
with assistance.
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Details
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Includes at least 4 advanced features like
eyebrows, dimples, eye lashes, cheek contours. Successfully shows clear difference between
hair type and face shape.
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Includes at least 3 features without
prompting. Shows clearly a specific hair type and face shape well.
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Includes 1 -2 advanced features without
prompting. Attempts to show specific hair type and face shape.
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Includes 1 advanced feature with
assistance. Hair type and face shape are not clear.
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Advanced features are not visible. Hair
type and face shape are not correct even with assistance.
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Colour
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Uses a variety of appropriate colours to
reflect the features. If pencil/charcoal is used, at least 4-5 different
shades to show value contrast and differentiate between the features.
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Uses a few colours to reflect the features,
colours may not be correctly used. If pencil/charcoal is used, at least 2-3
different shades to show value contrast and differentiate between the
features.
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Uses only 2- 3 colours to reflect the
features, colours not used in accordance of the features. If pencil/charcoal
is used, no attempt is made to show value, contrast and differentiate between
the features.
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Uses only 1 colour when multiple colours
are required. Did not use colours in
the right way to represent the features. Did not change the pressure or
shades if pencil/ charcoal were used.
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Colours used were incorrect and no attempt
made to use correct shades of colour or pencil even after prompting.
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Skill and Technique
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Medium is used with ease, attempting
creative ways to use the medium. Brush/ Pencil/ Modeling skills and
techniques are very advanced.
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Medium is used appropriately. Brush/
Pencil/ Modeling skills and techniques are of good standard.
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Medium is used appropriately with assistance.
Brush/ Pencil/ Modeling skills and techniques are adequate.
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Medium is used not used appropriately even
with assistance. Brush/ Pencil/ Modeling skills and techniques are of minimum
standard.
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Has attempted many mediums without success.
Brush/ Pencil/ Modeling skills and techniques are not evident.
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Proportion
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All the facial features are places in
proportion to each other. Backgrounds
and any other objects in the artwork are proportionate.
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Facial features are in relative proportion
to each other. Backgrounds and other objects are relatively proportionate.
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Facial features are not all proportionate.
The backgrounds and other objects look misplaced and the sizes do not match
the rest of the drawing.
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Most of the features are disproportionate.
The background, objects and face are not proportionate to each other.
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Facial features and background are not properly
distinguishable to determine proportion.
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Tools and Materials
Responsibility
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Bring supplies in advance. Uses tools and
materials very responsibly.
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Bring supplies on time. Uses tools and materials
responsibly.
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Bring supplies in late. Is not responsible
with tools and materials
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Bring supplies in late even after many
reminders. Irresponsible use of tools and materials.
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Supplies not brought in after many
reminders. Irresponsible use of tools and materials.
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Presentation
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Art work is extremely neat, a lot of care
and effort has been taken with over all presentation.
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Art work is neat and adequately
presentable.
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Art work is not very neat or presented
well.
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Art work is un tidy and not much care given
to presentation.
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Art work lacks presentation, work is very
untidy even after prompting.
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Grade 5 - 3 grounds in any painting
The Three grounds -
Foreground - What you draw in the front - the face, the person, the main or primary focus of your picture. This is the most detailed part of your picture.
Middle ground - the mountains, the sea or anything you are adding to add value to the picture but is not the focus. Less detailed than the foreground.
Back ground - the last and back most part of your picture, usually the sky or blank space. Still needs to be given some thought as to which colour and shades.
GR 5 PYP Exhibition - Explorers - Steps to make a face
Portraiture
Steps - as we learnt in class
2. 3 finger space - Mark lightly three finger space - starting from the two finger space line.
3. Draw a dashed line - lightly to joining the three finger space lines.
4. In the Dashed line rectangle - draw the shape of the face. Keep in mind that there are various face shapes and not just oval or circle.
5. Divide the face vertically into two halves. Measure if necessary. Draw a line lightly.
6. Divide the face into three equal parts horizontally. Be careful not to divide the rectangle but just the face. This step is crucial - if the parts are not equal, the drawing will not be proportionate.
7. Now fill in each part . First part of the face - Forehead and Eyebrows.
8. Second part of the face - Eyes, Nose, Ears.
Eyes - There are many eye shapes, please be detailed in your drawing.
Nose - Three step - Nose line starts from the eyebrows (not the eyes). One big circle, two small. Rub off help lines.
Ears - There are many ear shapes, please be detailed in your drawing.
9. Third part - Upper lip, Mouth and Chin
Mouth - There are different types of lips and teeth, be careful and detailed in your drawing.
10. Drawing face lines, wrinkles, cheek contours- Don't over do it, draw the main lines only
11. Add extra features like mustaches, beards,moles,etc
12. Draw the hair, keep in mind hairstyle and hair type are not the same for all men or women.
13. Add the neck proportionately, neck starts from the jaw line.
14. Add clothes in required.
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