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Interpreting Remainders 
Complete math problems and correctly identify each remainder and how to treat it. (Share it, drop it, round it.)
Rubric Code: FX6C74W
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Subject: Math  
Type: Assignment  
Grade Levels: K-5

Powered by iRubric Interpreting Remainders 2.7
  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Worksheet completed

Poor

Less than 3 of the problems are completed.
Fair

At least 4 of the problems are completed.
Good

All problems are completed.
Representation of remainder

Poor

Less then 3 of the problems include a word or phrase describing what the remainder represents.
Fair

At least 4 of the problems include a word or phrase describing what the remainder represents.
Good

All of the problems include a word or phrase describing what the remainder represents.
Math problem

Poor

The student did not correctly interpret the math sentence representing the word problem.
Fair

The student correctly interpreted 4 math sentences representing the word problem.
Good

The student correctly interpreted 5 math sentences representing the word problem.
Correct Answer

Poor

The student correctly answered less than 3 problems.
Fair

The student correctly answered 4 problems.
Good

The student correctly answered 5 problems.




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