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Math Graphing Analysis & Data

Students collect data by conducting a survey. Then they create either a bar graph or pictograph to display data.

Rubric Code: D9B5W7

By dheculuck

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Subject: Math

Type: Assignment

Grade Levels: K-5

Data Analysis and Graphing
	Minimal 1 pts	Basic 3 pts	Proficient 4 pts	Advanced 5 pts
Title	Minimal A title is not present.	Basic A title is not at the top of the graph.	Proficient Title is printed at the top of the graph.	Advanced Title clearly relates to the problem being graphed. It is printed at the top of the graph.
Questionnaire	Minimal Question(s) is biased and does not provide options to narrow data collected. Not a fair question.	Basic Question(s) is less biased but only provides two options.	Proficient Question(s) is fair and unbiased. Provides more than two options to look for specific details in data collection.	Advanced Question(s) is fair and unbiased. Provides several options for respondents and can show details for answers that might exist in groups of respondents like differences for boys or girls or age groups.
Data	Minimal Data in the table is not accurate and/or cannot be read. Difficulty drawing conclusions. No conclusion stated.	Basic Data in the table is accurate and easy to read. Conclusions are clearly readable. Conclusion is made but not accurate.	Proficient Data in the table is organized, accurate, and easy to read. Conclusions are clearly readable. Conclusion is made accurately.	Advanced Data in the table is well organized, accurate, and easy to read. Conclusion is clearly readable. Organization has helped make insightful conclusions. More than one conclusion accurately stated.
Labeling	Minimal The graph is not labeled. No key present. Wrong choice of graph type. Missing labels. Poor scale choices.	Basic One side of the graph is labeled. Key not readable or accurate. Axes missing labels. Poor scale choices.	Proficient Two sides of the graph are labeled and a key is given. Axes are missing labels. Scales are chosen well for only one axis.	Advanced All bars or pictures of the graph are labeled neatly, clearly, and in an organized way. Key is acurate. Axes are labelled. Scales are well chosen.
Neatness	Minimal Appears messy and "thrown" together in a hurry.	Basic Pictures or bars are neatly drawn, but the graph appears quite plain.	Proficient Neat and relatively attractive. Graph is readable.	Advanced Exceptionally well designed, neat, and attractive. Colors that go well together are used to make the graph more readable.