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Rounding to the nearest ten and hundred Rounding to the nearest ten, hundred, and thousand Rounding to the nearest ten and hundred poster with explanation of the process of rounding. Rubric Code: JB32AW By tholloway Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Math Type: Assignment Grade Levels: K-5

Category
	Excellent 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Mathematical Concepts	Excellent Work shows complete understanding of how to round a number to the nearest ten and hundred.	Good Work shows substantial understanding of how to round a number to the nearest ten and hundred.	Fair Work shows some understanding of how to round a number to the nearestand ten and hundred.	Poor Work shows very little or no understanding of how to round a number to the nearest ten and hundred.
Mathematical Error	Excellent 90-100% of procedures and solutions have no mathematical errors	Good Almost all (85-89%) of procedures and solutions have no mathematical errors	Fair Most (75-85%) of procedures and solutions have no mathematical errors	Poor More than 75% of procedures and solutions have no mathematical errors
Neatness and Organization	Excellent Work is presented in neat, creative, clear, organized way and is easy to read. Each step has a clear example illustrating it.	Good Work is presented in a neat and organized fashion that is usually easy to read. Each step has an example illustrating it.	Fair Work is presented in an organized fashion but hard to read at times. There is no evidence of an example for each step.	Poor Work appears sloppy and unorganized. Hard to know what information goes together. There is no evidence of an example for each step.
Completion	Excellent All problems, steps, and examples are completed	Good All but 1-2 problems, steps, or examples are complete	Fair All but 2-3 problems, steps, or examples are complete	Poor More than three problems, steps, or examples are not complete