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3D Net Project

This rubric will be used to evaluate student work for the "3D Net" Project in which students explored the world of 3D Figures!

Grade levels: 6-8

aishasarfraz

"Why do we Study Math?"

I know that many times throughout the school year, you will ask yourself, “ Why do I need to know this?” We are going to answer that question right now! You and your group will read through your article and create an amazing poster that answers the question.

Grade levels: 6-8

aishasarfraz

3D Net Project

This rubric will be used to evaluate student work for the "3D Net" Project in which students explored the world of 3D Figures!

Grade levels: 6-8

aishasarfraz

THE DREAM MACHINE

This rubric will be used to evaluate student work for the "The Dream Machine" Project in which students explored the world of Polygons!

Grade levels: 6-8

aishasarfraz

"If I Were a....."

This rubric will be used to evaluate student work for the "If I Were a....." project involving ratios and proportions.

Grade levels: 6-8

aishasarfraz

Logos to Scale Project

This rubric will be used to evaluate student work as part of a group on the "Logos to Scale" Project.

Grade levels: 6-8

aishasarfraz

Math Lab Notebook Grading Rubric

This rubric is based on students math lab notebook having these catagories: Formulas/Rules & Graphs, Notes/Homework, Vocabulary, and Overall Presentation.

Grade levels: 6-8

aishasarfraz

One-Step Equation Project

Students are to come up with a real-life world problem that can be solved using a one-step equation. They must write the problem, illustrate it, write the equation, and display the steps to go about solving it.

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