Unit 10 Project Rubric gr2
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Rubric: Where Will You Be?
Knowledge/Skills Not Yet Adequate Adequate (limited Proficient Excellent
(needs assistance) assistance)
Reasoning and
applying concepts
• representations and shows very limited shows some shows basic shows in-depth
explanations show understanding; needs understanding; with understanding; able to understanding;
understanding of one-to-one assistance prompting and support, represent and explain independently able to
– number by to represent and able to represent and – how he or she divided represent and explain
explaining his or her explain explain the fish – how he or she divided
strategies – how he or she – how he or she – where he or she will the fish
– maps and position divided the fish divided the fish be in the aquarium – where he or she will be
by describing – where he or she will – where he or she will – how he or she in the aquarium
locations be in the aquarium be in the aquarium constructed the model – how he or she
– geometry by – how he or she – how he or she – how many whales constructed the model
explaining his or her constructed the constructed the would fit in the – how many whales
models model model classroom and how to would fit in the
– how many whales – how many whales check classroom and how to
– measurement by would fit in the would fit in the check
explaining his or her classroom and how classroom and how
estimates and to check to check
strategies
Accuracy of
procedures
• shares fish among needs one-to-one help; partially accurate; generally accurate; may accurate; very few or no
tanks (divides) makes frequent errors makes some errors in make a few minor errors in
• names geometric solids in – sharing fish among errors in – sharing fish among
and figures – sharing fish among tanks (divides) – sharing fish among tanks (divides)
• solves problems tanks (divides) – naming geometric tanks (divides) – naming geometric
– naming geometric solids and figures – naming geometric solids and figures
solids and figures – solving problems solids and figures – solving problems
– solving problems – solving problems
Problem-solving
strategies
• uses appropriate needs one-to-one, needs help to choose chooses and uses chooses and uses
strategies (e.g., step-by-step strategies; able to appropriate strategies effective and often
concrete objects, assistance to – solve number to innovative strategies to
pictures, make a – solve number problems – solve number create and solve
model) to: problems – solve and create problems problems; may introduce
– solve number – solve and create measurement – solve and create additional complexity to
problems measurement problems measurement – solve number
– solve and create problems – construct a 3-D problems problems
measurement – construct a 3-D model from a picture – construct a 3-D model – solve and create
problems (whale) model from a picture from a picture measurement
problems
– construct a 3-D
model from a picture – construct a 3-D model
from a picture
Communication
• explains reasoning and unable to explain partially explains explains reasoning and explains reasoning and
procedures clearly, reasoning and reasoning and procedures clearly procedures clearly,
using appropriate terms procedures procedure confidently, and with
(e.g., next to, on the some precision
right, share, metre,
circle, on top)
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