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Writing A Math Situation/Story Problem 
The student will write a basic addition story. Ending with How many are there now? Show problem using picture and addition sentence
Rubric Code: AC3655
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Subject: Math  
Type: Homework  
Grade Levels: K-5

Powered by iRubric Math Situation/Story Problem
Writing and Solving a Math Situation/Story Problem
  Excellent

4 pts

Good

3 pts

Fair

2 pts

Poor

1 pts

Element 1

Writes an addition or subtraction situation/math story

Excellent

Student writes a complete addition or subtraction math story, includes appropriate question at the end of the story
Good

Student writes a complete addition or subtraction math story, does not include appropriate question at the end of the story
Fair

Student writes a incomplete addition or subtraction math story, does not include appropriate question at the end of the story
Poor

Student does not write an addition or subtraction math story, does not include appropriate question at the end of the story
Element 2

Illustration used to show understanding

Excellent

.Student shows appropriate pictures that match the story and number sentence
Good

Student shows appropriate pictures that match the story. Shows understanding of math however picture doesn't match math story only math sentence
Fair

Student shows some understanding of math concept. Drawing matches math sentence but not story problem
Poor

Student shows little or no understanding of math concept. Drawing does not match story problem.
Element 3

Solves the math situation

Excellent

Student's answer is correct and written correctly
Good

Student's answer is correct but missing symbols
Fair

Student's answer is incorrect
Poor

Student does not solve the problem




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