Question: Look at the rubbings of 2 different fabrics. What do the rubbings tell us about the different textures of these 2 fabrics?
Reference answer: Fabric A is smoother and has a finer texture. Fabric B is rougher and has a coarser texture.

Student answer: They are different. Like bark not bark.

Student answer: They do not have the same rubbing material to be the same.

Student answer: That one has holes and the other one does not. One probably smooth and the other one bumpy.

Student answer: They are not the same letter B has big spots and letter A has lines and little spots.

Student answer: Rubbing A is not that clear because they rubbed it soft and B is rubbed hard.

Student answer: A. Might be soft B. might be a little bumpy.

Student answer: B is bumpy A is smooth.

Student answer: A tells you it has dashing lines B is telling us it has bumps.

Student answer: Fabric B has lots of clear, round bumps. Fabric A has smaller, blurry bumps.

Student answer: They are bumpy.

Student answer: If you look you can tell that B is sort of like a metal gate and A is sort of like a wall.

Student answer: It is different because rubbing B has holes that are dark shaded wide and rubbing A has small holes that are mostly rough.

Student answer: A is harder to read than B.

Student answer: One of the rubbings are smooth and the other one looks rough.

Student answer: A was the second one behind the second one and B was the one that got rubbed.

Student answer: On A they colored it light and on B they colored it hard.

Student answer: A looks kind of smooth and the other one has bumps.

Student answer: I now one is same an hard.

Student answer: A is real bumping and it is hard B has small holes.

Student answer: A texture is smooth. B's texture is rough and bumpy.

Student answer: The fabrics in A show that the fabrics is not show up fabrics and B it tells you that it was bumpy.

Student answer: The B it shows be rubbing when we color.

Student answer: B has some rough and A is not that rough and A is smooth. And B is darker then A.

Student answer: The A one is kind of bluer and it must have been smooth because it does not have any bumps. B you could see it was bumpy.

Student answer: They are rubbed smooth and hard.

Student answer: I can tell that they are different fabrics because one of the fabrics are darker and have more lines and spots than the lighter one.

Student answer: If there bumpy or smooth or rough and show what the texture is.

Student answer: Well there are lines on A and on B it kind of looks like a screen.

Student answer: One is dark and the other is not and okay you can see them better.

Student answer: A was probably a much smoother fabric than B. Because B probably had more creases in it.

Student answer: The rubbings tell you that you cannot see A. And later a string to tell you that it is darker than A.

Student answer: B shows us that there is a design on it, and you could probably fill it. A shows us that this fabric is not very noticeable.

Student answer: A has marks and lines and B does not have marks and lines like A it has polka dots on it and lines through the polka dots.

Student answer: Rubbing A was smooth, and rubbing B was rough and bumpy.