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Money Matters
Money, Money,Money
The task given to the students are to help assess their progress through the unit on U.S. currency. Each lesson leads to the a more advance tasks. Students must not only learn the value of U.S. Dollars & Coins, but they must also learn to accurately manage money by pretending to purchase or sell items, and eventually in real life when we host a school bake sale.
Rubric Code:
QX7BC39
By
DJavier87
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Subject:
Social Sciences
Type:
Assessment
Grade Levels:
K-5
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Money Matters
Beginner
6 pts
Fair
8 pts
Good
9 pts
Excellent
10 pts
Observe and Analyze
MAFS.1.MD.3.4
Beginner
Student notices the size and color difference. (Coins and/bills)
Fair
Student notices the size and color difference. (Coins and/bills)
Student understands the use and concept of money.
Good
Student notices the size and color difference. (Coins and/bills)
Student understands the use and concept of money
Students can identify each coin.
Excellent
Student notices the size and color difference. (Coins and/bills)
Student understands the use and concept of money.
Student knows the difference between size.
Student is familiar with value.
Students can identify each coin.
Knowing the value
MAFS.1.MD.2.a
Beginner
Student has become familiar with the value of coins/dollars.
Fair
Student has become familiar with the value of coins/dollars.
Student attempt to combine value.
Good
Student has become familiar with the value of coins/dollars.
Student attempt to combine value.
Students are successfully calculating cent & dollar worth.
Excellent
Student has become familiar with the value of coins/dollars.
Student attempt to combine value.
Students are successfully calculating cent & dollar worth.
Student understands the concept of store transactions.
Making Connections
SS.1.E.1.1
Beginner
Student begin to compare cost of everyday items.
Fair
Student begin to compare cost of everyday items
Student compares prices.
Good
Student begin to compare cost of everyday items.
Student compares prices.
Student find a direct connection between the lesson and real life.
Excellent
Student begin to compare cost of everyday items.
Student compares prices.
Student find a direct connection between the lesson and real life
Student/s are able to think of ways to earn money.
Sell & Shop
SS.1.E.1.5
Beginner
Students can identify the amount displayed.
Fair
Students can identify the amount displayed.
Student can make a realistic prediction on how much items displayed may cost.
Good
Students can identify the amount displayed.
Student can make a realistic prediction on how much items displayed may cost.
Student gives pretend cashier the correct amount.
Excellent
Students can identify the amount displayed.
Student can make a realistic prediction on how much items displayed may cost.
Student gives pretend cashier the correct amount.
Student in cashier position can give the correct change to "customer".
Keywords:
Money
Subjects:
Math
Social Sciences
Types:
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