Art rubric

cur·ric·u·lum (k-rky-lm) Origin: L, lit., a running course, race, career latin; currere, to run a fixed series of studies required, as in a college, for graduation, qualification in a major field of study, etc. I love questions. Well, some questions, the ones that cut to the chase. Certain questions are fun, like, "Does God have favorite colors?" He does use blue and green alot. Some questions are tricky. How about these: Where is the line that separates contentment and apathy? When does…

Are you struggling to effectively analyze and evaluate artwork? Look no further than the Student Art Critique Worksheet! Designed specifically for students, this worksheet serves as an invaluable tool for engaging with and appreciating various forms of art. By providing a structured framework for examination, it encourages students to explore the entity and subject of artwork in a meaningful way, making it the perfect resource for art enthusiasts and classroom use alike.

Oh no! It's the big A word. ASSESSMENT! While it can be scary and intimidating to create numeric grades for an entire student body, there are simple tools that I use to make my job a little easier. I do not believe in grading an elementary student based on how well they can draw. That's so.... subjective! For the past several years, I have been a member of an elementary art PLC (professional learning community). Last year, we met once a month to discuss teaching strategies, assessment…

Here is why I think art rubrics are important, how to use them and how to create a rubric for your art lessons.

In the article “Developing Criteria Rubrics in the Art Classroom,” Sandra Mccollister provides detailed descriptions of methods to create rubrics and also of their benefits for art teachers and students. In general, she explains that rubrics include detailed criteria for a finished work, which may include aspects involved in the process of making the artwork, as well as the finished product. According to Mccollister, these criteria will be evaluated as being “In Progress,” “Novice,”…

Art is From the Heart: ART RUBRIC for Elem Art Achievement

If you are looking for an art rubric for your elementary students, here’s one created with real teacher feedback.

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