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Rubric for the grading of the Linear Equations Water park Project

Students will be assessed on the effectiveness of their interview skills during a mock interview.

The central focus of this sequence of lessons is to build student understanding of converting mixed numbers into improper fractions. Students will learn about the features of a mixed number and an improper fraction. Students will learn the steps of how to convert a mixed number into an improper fraction.

Student will display understanding and independent use of math skills taught in Transitional Math Curriculum

A generic rubric for scoring student created word problems.

A generic rubric for scoring student created word problems.

The Task: Each pair or small group of students will build 4 paper airplanes using only the materials listed below. One paper airplane should be designed to fly as far as possible (farthest distance). Build one other paper airplane to stay in the air as long as possible (longest hang time). One paper air plane designed to fly in a straight line (accuracy). Build one paper airplane to hit a teacher designated target (closest).

Students are to plan a vacation, listing the destination, creating an itinerary, keeping track of budget, and making a basic presentation.

You will research a famous mathematicianwhich you have chosen from the list. Introduce your mathematician and give a short biography. You will then create a minimum of 10-12 song titles that tell us about your mathematician.

This rubric is for a board game project based on math concepts learned through out the year. It is worth 24 points. You need 18 points to pass.

Arrays Worksheet - shade each grid to show the array that matches the sentence; then write a number sentence to describe the array shaded.

Students are to plan a vacation spending as close to the 5,000 budget as possible. They are to list the destination, identify places to visit, and keep track of the budget.

You are interviewing a famousmathematician. Along with your partner, you will act as a reporter and a famous figure. One will answer questions in the persona of the chosen individual as the other interviews them. Your questions and answers must show knowledge of your mathematician, their contribution and knowledge of the time and circumstance in which he/she lived.

Math Beneficial Robot Final Project: Research Paper Rubric

Used to assess how well students participate, engage one another, meet the objectives and accomplish the tasks set at a self-directed learning station

Measuring and calculating the area of a triangle.