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Middle school other (art) rubrics under $5
Art Project Rubric - Extended Student Self-Evaluation and Reflection
This is my in-depth rubric that I use for larger projects. After students evaluate their work using the rubric, they must answer several critical thinking questions about their creative choices and experiences during the project. An excellent way for students to practice reflective thinking and art critiquing skills.
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4th - 8th
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School Musical Audition Pack
***UPDATED - REVISED FILES AND MORE MATERIALS***
Pack Includes:
5 Tips For A Great Audition (PDF)
Audition Sign Up Sheet (Editable Word Document)
Student Audition Form (Editable Word Document)
Audition Rubric (PDF)
Judging Sheets (PDF)
Audition Checklist (Editable Word Document)
This pack and rubric has been used for multiple years of musical auditions and has been extremely effective. Students should receive a copy ahead of time so they know the expectations before they audition. Rubric cat
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5th - 12th
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Walk a Mile in Their Shoes - HS Clay "Hero" Project - Social Awareness!
Students are encouraged to think about an individual who has influenced/impacted their lives, or the lives of others …First responder, healthcare worker, essential worker, delivery person, grocery store employee, community member, family member, teacher, survivor, volunteer, someone unknown. Students then create a realistic modeling of a pair of shoes to express the personality and/or life of the wearer. Student ask themselves, how does this “shoe sculpture” embody the life of the wearer? Will i
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Art Project Rubric - Standard Student Self-Evaluation
This is my go-to rubric for many of my upper-elementary art projects. It allows students to evaluate their own work along with their teacher. Several administrators have praised my evaluation form for its design and clarity! You will get two identical half-page evaluation forms on one sheet.
Also see my extended one-page evaluation and self-reflection form for those larger projects!
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4th - 8th
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A Monumental Architecture Project
This is one of my favorite all time projects I have assigned to my Gifted and Talented students. Not only does it cover many of the research expectations of common core, but it also teaches them about architecture and cultures around the world. I use this project during my Green Architecture unit as an at home project. I give students 1 1/2 - 2 months to complete this project at home. Students research a monument of choice and design a presentation and a creative element to teach present in fron
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4th - 7th
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SHREK THE MUSICAL - DRAMA RESPONSE
A responding assessment for Shrek the musical, on one of the only musicals you can get a recording that is 'movie style but also theatre style', it engages the modern teen and is great to use in class. I have used this as an assessment and I have also adapted it to use just as a learning activity and it has worked amazingly in both careers. Each question makes it clear which of the dramatic elements it is exploring and there is a fun extension activity (word search) for early finishers. A rubric
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6th - 10th
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Also included in: Drama is Magic Unit Plan BUNDLE
Clay Food Sculptures!
Introductory art students create food sculptures out of clay! This clay project begins with a brief introduction to the work of pop artist Claes Oldenburg. Then students then begin planning their food sculpture by listing ideas and sketching. Two "quick reference" hand-building techniques pages are included with this lesson. This lesson assumes the teacher has a basic understanding of hand-building techniques and access to tools, clay, kiln, acrylic paint, brushes. Download includes: • List of f
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Drawing & Shading Worksheet Value Practice Middle School Art & High School Art
Practice makes PERFECT. This simple Beginner Shading Worksheet is a great way to check for student understanding of the concepts:ValueTransition of ValueProper blending/shading techniquesEdges vs. OutlinesCorrect use of Value to create form*Also a great worksheet for Distance Learning (simply share worksheet on your online teaching platform for students to work in sketchbooks), Homework, Early Finishers, and Sub PlansProduct Includes:Worksheet - PDF FormatTOU Agreement - Please ReadWorksheet in
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6th - 12th
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Mixed Media Collage Altered Books 12 Journal Prompts Art Project
Creative Overload is a given with this fun and engaging mixed media project!Students create a series of 3-page layouts in their hardback books (or sketchbook) by choosing 3 ideas from a selection of 12 inquisitive and imaginative prompts. Great project for early finishers, as a fun/free day exercise, for homebound instruction and sub plans.Student Directions include prompts, explanation box (for students to explain their chosen prompts/visual communication) and rubric all in one easy to understa
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Drama Rubric
This drama rubric can be edited to suit your needs but is suitable for any grade and any performance as it stands. It begins with a learning goal, followed by success criteria and a rubric.I hope you find it useful!
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PreK - 8th
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Visual Art Sketchbook Rubric
Over the years, my sketchbook rubrics have evolved where I now define the criteria for each set of points. This is a 10-point value rubric that is divided by 2 points each. This is a PDF file with two pages. The first page contains the rubric with criteria, and the second page contains a list that explains what the teacher is looking for when grading sketchbook assignments. I have used this in my 3-D art class for their weekly sketchbook assignments. When I use this with students, I require them
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7th - 12th
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Improv Theatre Performance Rubric
Teaching improv to middle and high school theatre students is always a class favorite and this rubric makes assessment clear and easy. Use it at the start of a unit for students to know exactly how they'll be graded. Use it frequently for them to focus on which skills they want to improve. Use it as well to help students give effective constructive criticism. This was developed for use in a middles school classroom of both native and non-native English speakers with the goals of our pedagogical
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Digital Photography Yearbook Photo Assignment-No. 3
Photography should be fun! Use this assignment to encourage your Yearbook, Journalism, or Photography students to always be on the lookout for a great photo opportunity. The prompts require students to think outside of the box and get away from posed photography. The weekly assignments allow you to collect a variety of photos for school use.
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7th - 12th
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Art Rubrics. Self Reflections. Peer Evaluations for the Art Classroom. Grade 3-8
** THERE ARE NO LESSON PLANS **INCLUDED WITH THIS RESOURCEA variety of assessment tools such as self evaluations, peer reviews, generic art project rubrics and student defined project rubrics. 11 unique assessment tools to support learning in your art classroom. These have been classroom tested in grades K-12 over 14 years. OTHER RESOURCESDon’t miss out on any of my new art room tested, student approved lessons. You can stay connected by following me here on Teachers Pay Teachers or get social o
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3rd - 8th
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Create Your Own Island Project
A fun learning project to be used to enhance Social Studies (Map Skills), Language Arts (Writing), and Art (Drawing Skills)Includes: Lesson Plans for Project; Information for Educator; Examples; Check Lists for Students and Educators; Grading Scale Sheets; Writing Prompt worksheet; Brainstorming worksheetCan be adapted to many different age and learning levels by educator.
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5th - 8th
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Colored Pencil Value Scales Practice Worksheet Middle School Art High School Art
"Who says value scales have to be boring????" Well, they don't. All you need is a set of colored pencils and this easy to prep (print and cut) drawing worksheet - elevate that art student engagement the easy wayGorgeous colored pencil work begins here with the foundational skills of blending and the creation of rich beautiful hues and values. Middle school and high school artists need time to learn how to work with colored pencils effectively, and this drawing worksheet does the trickThese shape
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Watercolour and Ink Musical Surrealism Landscape Art project with rubric
Embark on a harmonious journey blending the worlds of visual art and music with our captivating "Watercolour and Ink Musical Landscape Project". Delve into the symphony of colours and melodies as you create stunning surrealist landscapes infused with rhythmic beauty.This transformative project includes a comprehensive PDF guide meticulously crafted to elevate your artistic exploration. Inside, you'll discover a treasure trove of invaluable resources:Detailed Instructions: Unravel the secrets of
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Grade 7-12 Middle High School Studio Art Grading Rubric Chart Analysis
Grading rubric guidelines for students, parents, teachers. Suggested for Grades 7-12. Printable PDF.***********************************************************************Hope Creek Studios specializes in Art Studio and History, Photography and Graphic Design lessons and creative aids. Click here to see MORE STUDIO ART worksheets, lessons, & creative aids in our TPT store!FOLLOW ME to get FREEBIES to your email from Hope Creek Art Studios******************************************************
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Drypoint Etching Printmaking Project With Rubric
Mastering Drypoint Etching - Comprehensive Printmaking ProjectUnlock the world of intricate and captivating printmaking with our Drypoint Etching Printmaking Project. This comprehensive package is designed to guide both beginners and seasoned artists through the fascinating process of Drypoint Etching, allowing you to create stunning, one-of-a-kind prints. Our carefully crafted 3-page PDF project outline, coupled with a detailed rubric and an editable version for easy customization, ensures a se
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Environment and Biodiversity Upcycling Project
This project would be a great addition to an environmental unit, habitat and biodiversity study or even an art project!
Students will be asked to think of an item that is often disposed of and "UPcycle it" a.k.a. make it into something new that is usable again. For example, hockey sticks into coat racks, pop bottles into roof shingles? Buttons into art! The beauty of this assignment is that it can be added to allowing it to be adapted to various age levels and needs!
WHAT IS INCLUDED IN THE
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3rd - 8th
Rubric Visual Art For High School / Middle School / Editable
After years of trying rubric after rubric, last year I came up with this format to help my students better understand my assessment of their work. My high school art students have really grasped the break down of scoring and my expectations. I've been using it ever since! Each section is completely editable, making it easy to fit your grading style. Hope you get as much satisfaction out of it as I have!
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7th - 12th, Staff
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HS Ink Drawing Unit with Ribbon Project!
This is my high school ink drawing unit. I have been teaching this packet in various forms for twenty years to my Drawing I students. We draw directly on the handouts during this unit. Included in the packet are practice pages for hatching and cross-hatching, and a final ink ribbon drawing description and rubric. Six student examples of the final project are also included.You will need:• A quality inkjet/laser printer/photocopier to print the handouts.• Pilot Precise V5 ink pen or similar• 8" X
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5th - 12th, Adult Education
Digital Photography Yearbook Photo Assignment-No. 1
Photography should be fun! Use this assignment to encourage your Yearbook, Journalism, or Photography students to always be on the lookout for a great photo opportunity. The prompts require students to think outside of the box and get away from posed photography. The weekly assignments allow you to collect a variety of photos for school use.
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7th - 12th
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Shattered Still Life Drawing Project
Shattered Still Life Drawing Project - Unleash Creativity in Every Stroke! Are you tired of the same old, mundane still life projects that leave your students yawning and uninspired? Transform your art class with the "Shattered Still Life Drawing Project" – a dynamic and engaging assignment that will ignite your students' creativity and bring their artistic skills to new heights! What's Inside?This innovative teaching resource includes a comprehensive 2-page PDF that breathes life into traditio
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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