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iRubric: Addition and Subtraction Two Step Word Problems rubric

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Addition and Subtraction Two Step Word Problems Addition and Subtraction Word Problems Students will be using addition and subtraction strategies to solve two step word problems. Rubric Code: F22A69X By MElzey Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Math Type: Quiz Grade Levels: K-5

Addition/Subtraction Word Problems
	Below Expectations 0 pts	Progessing 1 pts	Meets Expectations 2 pts	Exceeds Expectations 3 pts
Add and Subtract within 20	Below Expectations The student can add and subtract within 20, including word problems, with extensive support and guidance.	Progessing The student can add and subtract within 20, including word problems, with support and guidance.	Meets Expectations The student can add and subtract within 20, including word problems, consistently with no support and guidance.	Exceeds Expectations The student can add and subtract within 20, including word problems, consistency with no support and guidance. The student also explains why the answers are correct.
Use addition/subtraction strategies	Below Expectations The student does not use the correct strategies for addition and subtraction on any of the six problems.	Progessing The student selects and uses a correct strategies for addition and subtraction word problems for 1-2 of the problems.	Meets Expectations The student selects and uses a correct strategy for addition and subtraction word problems for 3-4 of the problems.	Exceeds Expectations The student consistently selects and uses a correct strategy for addition and subtraction word problems for 5-6 of the problems.
Show appropriate work	Below Expectations The student does not show their work and thinking process to solve the problems.	Progessing The student shows their work and thinking process to solve 1-2 of the problems.	Meets Expectations The student shows their work and thinking process to solve 3-4 of the problems.	Exceeds Expectations The student shows their work and thinking process to solve 5-6 of the problems. The student shows more than one way to solve some or all of the problems.