Rubric: Create Your Own Logo

Important: Students, be sure to sumbit all three components of this project, including (1) Sample Logo Study worksheet, (2) Designing Your Logo worksheet, (3) Coding Your Logo worksheet and (4) your published Pyret program link.

Wow! Getting There Needs Improvement

	Wow!	Getting There	Needs Improvement
Sample Logo Study	I described my favorite logo fully, and explained why I like it. I listed each and every specific color, image-producing function, and transformation function that the programmer used. I did not leave out any details.	I described my favorite logo and explained why I like it. When I listed the functions that the programmer used, however, I missed one or two.	My description of why I like a certain logo was brief. My list of the functions used by the programmer left out three or more functions.
Drawing my Logo	My logo sketch is attractive and creative. I’ve annotated the shapes and colors I plan to use.	My logo sketch is attractive and creative, when I annotated, I forgot to label one or two shape and color names.	My logo sketch looks nice, but I forgot to annotate three or more shape or color names.
Circle of Evaluation	My Circle of Evaluation shows my very best attempt to compose the functions in my logo. Every Circle has a function at the top and the order in which the functons are to be combined is clear and logical.	My Circle of Evaluation shows a solid attempt to compose the functions in my logo but some logic, organization or details could be clearer.	My Circle of Evaluation is hard for the reader to interpret.
My Logo Program Submission	Running my code produces no errors. The logo that appears after typing in `my-logo` looks very close to my drawing. I’ve commented thoughtfully on the thinking behind my logo.	Running my code produces no errors. The logo that appears after typing in `my-logo` sort of looks like my drawing. My explanation is brief.	Running my code produces errors. The logo that appears after typing in `my-logo` doesn’t really look like my drawing. I forgot to include responses to the reflection question.

Sample Logo Study

I described my favorite logo fully, and explained why I like it. I listed each and every specific color, image-producing function, and transformation function that the programmer used. I did not leave out any details.

I described my favorite logo and explained why I like it. When I listed the functions that the programmer used, however, I missed one or two.

My description of why I like a certain logo was brief. My list of the functions used by the programmer left out three or more functions.

Drawing my Logo

My logo sketch is attractive and creative. I’ve annotated the shapes and colors I plan to use.

My logo sketch is attractive and creative, when I annotated, I forgot to label one or two shape and color names.

My logo sketch looks nice, but I forgot to annotate three or more shape or color names.

Circle of Evaluation

My Circle of Evaluation shows my very best attempt to compose the functions in my logo. Every Circle has a function at the top and the order in which the functons are to be combined is clear and logical.

My Circle of Evaluation shows a solid attempt to compose the functions in my logo but some logic, organization or details could be clearer.

My Circle of Evaluation is hard for the reader to interpret.

My Logo Program Submission

Running my code produces no errors. The logo that appears after typing in my-logo looks very close to my drawing. I’ve commented thoughtfully on the thinking behind my logo.

Running my code produces no errors. The logo that appears after typing in my-logo sort of looks like my drawing. My explanation is brief.

Running my code produces errors. The logo that appears after typing in my-logo doesn’t really look like my drawing. I forgot to include responses to the reflection question.

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