Painting Birds: Peer & Self Assessment

With instructor(s) Lauren Donner
From P.S. 245, Brooklyn
Grade Level Elementary (K-5)


  • Synopsis

    In the painting unit my 4th graders paint birds and are often challenged by the element of
    texture. Together we created a visual rubric and students peer assessed their partner’s
    work. As a result my students demonstrated: greater task perseverance, more deeply
    analyze one another’s painting, and improve texture through revision.

  • Inquiry

    Do visual rubrics help students improve the quality of visual texture in their bird paintings?

  • Strategy

    Peer feedback, self-assessment using a visual rubric.


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Action Plan

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Rubrics

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