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Volume City
Volume City
You're responsible for planning a new city. The city will have a minimum of 7 buildings of your choice. Each model building will be built using a centimeter grid. Fill in the Volume City recording sheet. 1cm will be scaled to equal 2 meters.
Rubric Code:
E248X53
By
DrUmbreon
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Subject:
Math
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
K-5
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Volume City
Poor
2 pts
Fair
3 pts
Good
4 pts
Great
5 pts
Minimum of 5 Buildings
Poor
2 or less buildings were constructed.
Fair
3 buildings were constructed.
Good
5 buildings were constructed.
Great
7 or more buildings were constructed.
Buildings Colored and Labeled
Poor
No buildings are labeled or colored appropriately.
Fair
A few buildings are labeled and colored appropriately.
Good
Some buildings are labeled and colored appropriately.
Great
All buildings are colored and labeled appropriately.
Building Dimensions
Poor
No building dimensions are labeled correctly and correctly put in an equation.
Fair
A few building dimensions are labeled correctly and correctly put in an equation.
Good
Some building dimensions are labeled correctly and correctly put in an equation.
Great
All building dimensions are labeled correctly and correctly put in an equation.
Building Volume
Poor
The volume for no buildings are correct.
Fair
The volume for a few buildings are correct.
Good
The volume for some buildings are correct.
Great
The volume for all buildings are correct.
Volume Extras
Additive Volume
Poor
The student did not attempt to combine two buildings and calculate the volume.
Fair
The student combined two buildings and was able to calculate the volume using an incorrect strategy.
Good
The student combined two buildings and was able to calculate the volume with a small math error.
Great
The student combined two buildings and was able to accurately calculate the volume.
Entire Volume
Poor
The student did not attempt to explain the entire volume of their city.
Fair
The student explained the volume for their entire city with an incorrect strategy.
Good
The student explained the volume for their entire city with a small math error.
Great
The student accurately explained the volume for their entire city.
Work Quality & Effort
Poor
4 pts
Fair
6 pts
Good
8 pts
Great
10 pts
Scale Volume
Poor
The student did not attempt to scale the entire volume of their city.
Fair
The student scaled the volume for their entire city with an incorrect strategy.
Good
The student scaled the volume for their entire city with a small math error.
Great
The student accurately scaled the volume for their entire city.
Organization
Poor
The project is messy and unorganized, and no amount of effort is shown.
Fair
The project is messy and unorganized, but a good amount of effort is shown.
Good
The project is somewhat neat and organized, and a good amount of effort is shown.
Great
The project is neat, organized, and maximum effort is shown.
Subjects:
Math
Types:
Project
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