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4 Ways to Write a Number 4 Ways to Write a Number The students will write 1 different number using all the place value forms of a number with each number they choose. Each number will be written in Standard Form, Expanded Form, Word Form and Picture Form. . Rubric Code: KX6AC97 By Lashe1016 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Math Type: Handout Grade Levels: K-5

Place Value
	Above Grade Level 4 pts	Meeting Grade Level 3 pts	Beginning to meet grade Level 2 pts	Below Grade Level 1 pts
Standard Form	Above Grade Level The number is a three digit number found and included in standard form.	Meeting Grade Level The number is a two digit number and found and included in standard form.	Beginning to meet grade Level The number is a one digit number and found and included in standard form.	Below Grade Level The number is a two digit number with a zero in the ones place and found and included in standard form.
Expanded Form	Above Grade Level The number is a three digit number found and included in expanded form.	Meeting Grade Level The number is a two digit number found and included in expanded form.	Beginning to meet grade Level The number is a one digit number found and included in expanded form.	Below Grade Level The number is a one digit number with a zero in the ones place found and included in expanded form.
Word Form	Above Grade Level The number is a three digit number written in word form . There are no mistakes in spelling.	Meeting Grade Level The number is a two digit number written in word form . There are no mistakes in spelling.	Beginning to meet grade Level The number is a two digit number written in word form . There are mistakes in spelling. The number is a one digit number written in word form . There are no mistakes in spelling.	Below Grade Level The number is a one digit number written in word form . There are no mistakes in spelling.
Picture (Base Ten Blocks)	Above Grade Level Numbers were drawn correctly.	Meeting Grade Level There was one error in the drawing.	Beginning to meet grade Level There was more than one error in the drawing.	Below Grade Level The drawing is incorrect and sloppy.