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Creating a Multi-Step Word Problem
Writing an Addition or Subtraction Word Problem
Students will create a multiple step word problem. It must contain the "trigger" words discussed in class.
Rubric Code:
H853A2
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vcohen
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Subject:
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Type:
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Grade Levels:
K-5
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Exceedes Standard
4 pts
Meets Standard
3 pts
Approaching Standard
2 pts
Below Standard
1 pts
Uses Math Vocabulary
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Exceedes Standard
Uses correct math vocabulary: trigger words
Meets Standard
Uses one or two math vocabulary terms correctly.
Approaching Standard
May use a math vocabulary term correctly.
Below Standard
Does not use math vocabulary correctly.
Problem is Written Neatly
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Exceedes Standard
Problem is written neatly and legibly, spelled correctly. It is written in a logical order. It contains at least two steps.
Meets Standard
Problem is written neatly, with some spelling errors, It is logically written.
Approaching Standard
Problem is a bit messy. Can have spelling errors. Not logically written.
Below Standard
Problem is messy with misspellings. and not written logically.
Solving the Problem
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Appropriate picture is drawn to show the problem and solved properly.
Meets Standard
Picture is drawn appropriately, may have a mathematical error.
Approaching Standard
Picture doe not clearly represent problem,
Below Standard
Picture drawn but does not reflect problem/no picture. Not solved correctly/ Did not solve.
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