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Properties Mini Book Project Rubric 
Properties Mini Book Project Rubric
Rubric for grading Properties Mini Book
Rubric Code: BXW8X62
By jlcrivera
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Public Rubric
Subject: Math  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 9-12

Powered by iRubric Properties Mini Book Project Rubric
Grading Properties Mini Book
  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Excellent

4 pts

Commutative Property of Addition

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Poor

Property cannot be understood. Includes no examples or examples are incorrect. Information is not organized and is mostly illegible.
Fair

Property is not easy to understand. Includes less than 3 examples. Does not use variables. Information is not organized well and at times is illegible.
Good

Property is understood. Includes 3 examples for each property. Does not use variables. Information is organized and legible.
Excellent

Property is easily understood. Includes 3 examples for each property. One of the examples uses variables. Information is neatly organized and legible.
Commutative Property of Multiplicat

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Poor

Property cannot be understood. Includes no examples or examples are incorrect. Information is not organized and is mostly illegible.
Fair

Property is not easy to understand. Includes less than 3 examples. Does not use variables. Information is not organized well and at times is illegible.
Good

Property is understood. Includes 3 examples for each property. Does not use variables. Information is organized and legible.
Excellent

Property is easily understood. Includes 3 examples for each property. One of the examples uses variables. Information is neatly organized and legible.
Associative Property fo Addition

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Poor

Property cannot be understood. Includes no examples or examples are incorrect. Information is not organized and is mostly illegible.
Fair

Property is not easy to understand. Includes less than 3 examples. Does not use variables. Information is not organized well and at times is illegible.
Good

Property is understood. Includes 3 examples for each property. Does not use variables. Information is organized and legible.
Excellent

Property is easily understood. Includes 3 examples for each property. One of the examples uses variables. Information is neatly organized and legible.
Associative Property of Multiplicat

Poor

Property cannot be understood. Includes no examples or examples are incorrect. Information is not organized and is mostly illegible.
Fair

Property is not easy to understand. Includes less than 3 examples. Does not use variables. Information is not organized well and at times is illegible.
Good

Property is understood. Includes 3 examples for each property. Does not use variables. Information is organized and legible.
Excellent

Property is easily understood. Includes 3 examples for each property. One of the examples uses variables. Information is neatly organized and legible.
Substitution Property of Equality

Poor

Property cannot be understood. Includes no examples or examples are incorrect. Information is not organized and is mostly illegible.
Fair

Property is not easy to understand. Includes less than 3 examples. Does not use variables. Information is not organized well and at times is illegible.
Good

Property is understood. Includes 3 examples for each property. Does not use variables. Information is organized and legible.
Excellent

Property is easily understood. Includes 3 examples for each property. One of the examples uses variables. Information is neatly organized and legible.
Identity Property of Addition

Poor

Property cannot be understood. Includes no examples or examples are incorrect. Information is not organized and is mostly illegible.
Fair

Property is not easy to understand. Includes less than 3 examples. Does not use variables. Information is not organized well and at times is illegible.
Good

Property is understood. Includes 3 examples for each property. Does not use variables. Information is organized and legible.
Excellent

Property is easily understood. Includes 3 examples for each property. One of the examples uses variables. Information is neatly organized and legible.
Identity Property of Multiplication

Poor

Property cannot be understood. Includes no examples or examples are incorrect. Information is not organized and is mostly illegible.
Fair

Property is not easy to understand. Includes less than 3 examples. Does not use variables. Information is not organized well and at times is illegible.
Good

Property is understood. Includes 3 examples for each property. Does not use variables. Information is organized and legible.
Excellent

Property is easily understood. Includes 3 examples for each property. One of the examples uses variables. Information is neatly organized and legible.
Multiplicative Property of Zero

Poor

Property cannot be understood. Includes no examples or examples are incorrect. Information is not organized and is mostly illegible.
Fair

Property is not easy to understand. Includes less than 3 examples. Does not use variables. Information is not organized well and at times is illegible.
Good

Property is understood. Includes 3 examples for each property. Does not use variables. Information is organized and legible.
Excellent

Property is easily understood. Includes 3 examples for each property. One of the examples uses variables. Information is neatly organized and legible.
Multiplicative Inverse Property

Poor

Property cannot be understood. Includes no examples or examples are incorrect. Information is not organized and is mostly illegible.
Fair

Property is not easy to understand. Includes less than 3 examples. Does not use variables. Information is not organized well and at times is illegible.
Good

Property is understood. Includes 3 examples for each property. Does not use variables. Information is organized and legible.
Excellent

Property is easily understood. Includes 3 examples for each property. One of the examples uses variables. Information is neatly organized and legible.
Distributive Property

Poor

Property cannot be understood. Includes no examples or examples are incorrect. Information is not organized and is mostly illegible.
Fair

Property is not easy to understand. Includes less than 3 examples. Does not use variables. Information is not organized well and at times is illegible.
Good

Property is understood. Includes 3 examples for each property. Does not use variables. Information is organized and legible.
Excellent

Property is easily understood. Includes 3 examples for each property. One of the examples uses variables. Information is neatly organized and legible.



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