Tessellation Project Rubric Quiz

What is required for an image to receive 2 points in the tessellation project rubric?

• Image is not attached but is identifiable in the tessellation

• Image is attached to tessellation and has one of the 3 "nibbling" techniques

• Does not have an image attached

• Image is attached but lacks creativity

What does a reflection need to address to receive 2 points?

• Addresses some points but lacks detail

• Is incomplete or unclear

• Addresses all required points with depth and insight

• Shows basic understanding

What is the neatness criterion for receiving 1 point?

• Project is clean and well-presented

• Project is mostly neat; minor wrinkles or marks are present

• Project is poorly presented

• Project has no wrinkles, tears, or marks

How many points are given if most shapes fit together well but there are some errors in execution?

• 0 Points

• 1 Point

• 2 Points

• 3 Points

Tags

CCSS.K.G.B.5

CCSS.K.G.B.6

What transformation use is required for 2 points?

• Does not use the transformation effectively

• Uses one transformation correctly but lacks creativity

• Effectively uses one transformation; shows creativity in application

• Uses multiple transformations incorrectly

Tags

CCSS.5.G.A.1

CCSS.5.G.A.2

What is the grade you can achieve on the Tessellation Project Rubric if your score is 7?

• B

• C

• A

• D

Tags

CCSS.HSA.SSE.A.1

What is the score range for a grade of 'D' on the Tessellation Project Rubric?

• 0-3

• 4-5

• 6-7

• 8-9

Tags

CCSS.5.NBT.B.7

A tessellation is...

• a repeating pattern

• a repeating pattern with overlaps

• a repeating pattern with no gaps or overlaps

• a repeating pattern with gaps

Tags

CCSS.4.OA.C.5

This is a real student tessellation.

What would improve this student's grade?

• More detail in the design.

• Less white space.

• Retrace the stencil. Too many gaps and overlaps.

• Finish the project, it is incomplete!

• It's Perfect, 100%

Answer explanation

To earn FULL credit for color, white space must be MINIMAL!

This is a real student tessellation.

What would improve this student's grade?

• More details in the design.

• Less white space.

• Retrace the stencil. Too many gaps and overlaps.

• Finish the project, it is incomplete.

• It's Perfect, 100%

Answer explanation

To earn FULL points for creativity, you need MORE than a "blob" of color.