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iRubric: Grade 6 Bar Graph assignment rubric

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Grade 6 Bar Graph assignment Grade 6 Bar Graph assignment This is a rubric assessing comprehension of bar graphs and assessing if graph has been designed properly. Rubric Code: TXAWAWB By melbatoastee Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Math Type: Assignment Grade Levels: K-5, 6-8

Bar Graph
	1 (N/A)	2 (N/A)	3 (N/A)	4 (N/A)
Labels and Titles	1 Graph is not titled and labeled correctly.	2 Graph is labeled correctly, with no title <BR> OR <BR> Graph is titled correctly, with no labels.	3 Both sides of the graph are labeled correctly with a title.	4 Both sides of the graph are labeled correctly with a title. Work is outstanding
Bars	1 Bars are drawn incorrectly<BR> OR<BR> bars are not drawn at all.	2 Only some of the bars on the graph are drawn correctly.	3 Bars on the graph are all drawn correctly.	4 Bars on the graph are all drawn correctly. Work is outstanding
Measurements	1 Graph shows an inaccurate representation of the data collected.	2 Graph shows only a partially accurate representation of the data collected.	3 Graph shows an accurate representation of all the data collected.	4 Graph shows an accurate representation of all the data collected. Work is outstanding.
Neatness	1 Bars are drawn crookedly and viewer cannot follow the graph.	2 Bars are drawn fairly straight. Viewer can easily follow which bar represents each item or category.	3 Bars are drawn straightly. Viewer can easily follow which bar represents each item or category..	4 Bars are drawn straightly. Viewer can easily follow which bar represents each item or category. Presentation is especially appealing.
written analysis	1 Written explanation shows little comprehension of representation on graph	2 Written explanation are partially accurate in explaining data on graph	3 Written explanation shows clear understanding of data represented on graph	4 Written explanation shows deep and thorough understanding of data on graph.
Final Mark	1	2	3	4