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ART GRADING RUBRIC TEMPLATE

ARTIST NAME DATE


   
REVIEWED BY
 

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

RUBRIC SCORE SCORING SCALE TOTAL


Expectations exceeded 4 EXEMPLARY 18 – 20
Expectations met 3 ACCEPTABLE 16 – 17
NEEDS
Guidelines met 2 13 – 15
IMPROVEMENT
Guidelines somewhat met 1 INADEQUATE 0 – 12
Guidelines not met 0

CRITERIA + GOALS 4 3 2 1 0
COMPREHENSION          

Finished piece exhibited a clear understanding of instructions and


         
comprehension of concepts / themes.

SKILL + CRAFTSMANSHIP          

Illustrated skills required for project in final product. Showed


         
precision and care in effort put forth.

CREATIVITY + ORIGINALITY          

Artist expressed ideas in an imaginative and inventive manner.          

EFFORT          

Artist worked to the greatest extent of their abilities and endeavored to


         
grow their skillset / strengths. Made proper use of allotted time.

COOPERATION          

Demonstrated a cooperative attitude. Receptive to direction and


constructive criticism. Adhered to guidelines set for use of supplies /          
tools.

COLUMN TOTALS          

TOTAL SCORE  
       
Create a rubric for grading art projects that illustrates whether students were able to meet or exceed the
expectations of an assignment. You can edit this template and use it with any grade level, student ability,
or type of art project. Choose your grading criteria based on what you want to evaluate, such as
technique, use and care of classroom tools, or creative vision.

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