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The students will sort by color and count different color Gummy Bears then graph the results.

Behavior Rubric for Work Completion, Line Basics, and Lunchroom Behaviors

For evaluation of listening/speaking effort and effectiveness.

Skill Cues for Kinder Movement Unit

Evaluating students' ability to figure elapsed time between a beginning time and an ending time using a T Chart

Evaluating students' ability to figure elapsed time between a beginning time and an ending time.

Understanding the relation between division and multiplication and concept of division

Students will be able to demonstrate an understanding of equivalent fractions by creating illustrations to show fractional parts.

Students use informal measurements, such as paperclips, straw, & notebook to measure classroom objects and record the information; use standard and/or non standard units of measurements

Readers Theater Performance Rubric

This lesson will cover the life cycle of a butterfly. We will be able to observe the different stages, sequence the life cycle, label the cycles, and write the life cycle in sequential order using complete sentences.

Students will use this reading log to record time spent for independent reading. This log will reflect both reading comprehesion growth and vocabulary skills.

Students will prepare and present a choral reading of a Dr. Seuss book in assigned groups

This rubric can be used to help assess a student on their understanding of the fictional story elements.

Construct an array, write matching multiplication and repeated addition number sentences, and write a related grouping to develop a deeper understanding of multiplication.

Writing multiplication equations that describe dot arrangements; using arrays to model multiplication; determining whether one number is a factor or multiple of another; identifying prime, square, even and odd numbers; determining whether one number is a factor or multiple of another; using known multiplication combinations to find equivalent mulitplication combinations (including those related by place value); finding all the factors of a number; and determining the prime factorization of a number.

To meet the mathematical techniques required to excel in assessment and in real world situations, students will engage in a hands-on activity to experience probability.

Students will be able to match words and definitions, complete sentences with vocabulary words, write definitions for vocabulary words, and write original sentences for selected vocabulary words.