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lhARTz 03/10/2013 at 12:33pm
I like this type of simple assessment. It can be differentiated for any grade and group of students.
This assessment is what I am currently using for my 1st grade SLO. I give students a piece of drawing paper folded into 6 squares. I give them 5 minutes for each square. I ask them to draw: a rainbow, a fuzzy dog, a flower, a tree, your family and anything you want. The rubric I use to grade this is attached. In 1st grade, I focus on using a horizon line to create simple depth, coloring the entire page, and drawing animals with shapes. We also learn about the rainbow, so this covers a wide range of what I cover in art class. Rubric is attached.
lhARTz 03/10/2013 at 12:33pm
I like this type of simple assessment. It can be differentiated for any grade and group of students.
MrsImpey 03/17/2013 at 11:44am
It definitely can...I just used it for Kindergarten as a filler/sub plan while I was sick. We're going to be doing Monet trees in the four seasons and we just finished a cherry blossom unit where they learned to draw more realistic trees, so their six squares were to draw a fall tree, winter tree, spring tree, summer tree, a flower and a rainbow.
maryarty 04/02/2016 at 02:20pm
I like this. It is great to use when you are reviewing or in between lessons. Thanks for sharing
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