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Coding Robotics Crane Task

Learners are instructed to draw a crane used on a construction site, ensuring to include specific parts such as the base, tower, arm, hook, and counterweight. The drawing should be neat, labeled, and colorful, with a submission deadline. An assessment rubric is provided to evaluate the structure, clarity of parts, labeling, and overall presentation.

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Coding Robotics Crane Task

Learners are instructed to draw a crane used on a construction site, ensuring to include specific parts such as the base, tower, arm, hook, and counterweight. The drawing should be neat, labeled, and colorful, with a submission deadline. An assessment rubric is provided to evaluate the structure, clarity of parts, labeling, and overall presentation.

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Coding & Robotics Task: Crane Drawing

Instructions for Learners


1. On an A4 sheet (or in your workbook), draw a crane used on a construction site.
2. Your crane should show at least these parts:
- The base (where it stands)
- The tower/mast (tall part)
- The arm/jib (long horizontal part that carries the load)
- The hook or pulley system (to lift things)
- The counterweight (that balances the crane)
3. Use a ruler for straight lines where possible.
4. You may label the parts of the crane.
5. Add color or shading to make your drawing neat and clear.
6. Submit your work by the due date.

Assessment Rubric (10 Marks)


Criteria 0–1 (Needs 2 (Satisfactory) 3 (Good) 4 (Excellent)
Improvement)
Crane Structure Few or no Some parts are Most main All main parts
(Base, Tower, crane parts are present but parts are drawn (base, tower,
Arm) drawn incomplete. clearly. arm) drawn
correctly. accurately and
proportionately
.
Hook/Pulley & Missing or not Only one part is Both parts are Both clearly
Counterweight clear. shown. shown but not shown,
very detailed. correctly
placed, and
functional-
looking.
Labels of Parts No labels. 1 part labeled 2–3 parts 4 or more parts
correctly. labeled labeled
correctly. correctly.
Neatness & Messy, hard to Some effort Neat and easy Very neat,
Presentation follow. shown but to understand. clean, creative,
untidy. and well-
presented
(color/shading)
.

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