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iRubric: Grades 4-6 Pattern Graphs rubric

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Grades 4-6 Pattern Graphs Students will create an additive or multiplicative pattern rule, a table of values for the first five terms in the pattern, and a line graph to represent the pattern. Rubric Code: RX79463 By echochla Draft Public Rubric Subject: Math Type: Assessment Grade Levels: K-5

Grades 4-6 Pattern Graphs
	1 (N/A)	2 (N/A)	3 (N/A)	4 (N/A)
Terms	1 I included three or fewer terms in my pattern. Few or none are represented correctly.	2 I included the first four terms in my pattern. Some are represented correctly.	3 I included the first five terms in my pattern. Most are represented correctly.	4 I included more than five terms in my pattern. All are represented correctly.
Scale	1 I chose a scale that is inappropriate (too large or too small) for my pattern. My scale changes several times.	2 I chose a scale that is somewhat appropriate for my pattern. My scale stays the same for most of the graph.	3 I chose a scale that works for my pattern. My scale is the same for the entire graph.	4 I chose the perfect scale for my pattern. My scale is the same for the entire graph.
Titles	1 I included one or no accurate titles for my graph.	2 I included at least two accurate titles for my graph.	3 I included accurate titles for my graph.	4 I included titles that are very accurate for my graph. All of my spelling and punctuation is correct.
Mean, Median and Mode	1 I struggle to calculate and explain what median and mode are (Grade 4). I struggle to calculate and explain what mean is (Grade 5 and 6).	2 I can calculate and explain what median and mode are with prompting (Grade 4). I can calculate and explain what mean is with prompting (Grade 5 and 6).	3 I can calculate and explain what median and mode are (Grade 4). I can calculate and explain what mean is (Grade 5 and 6).	4 I can calculate and explain what median and mode are independently and accurately (Grade 4). I can calculate and explain what mean is independently and accurately (Grade 5 and 6).