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Grade 2 Math Numeracy First Assessment 
Students will demonstrate a familiarity with numbers through cardinality, counting on, and making sets of more, less or the same.
Rubric Code: G25X4X
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Subject: Math  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: K-5, 6-8, 9-12, Undergraduate

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Students will demonstrate a familiarity with numbers through cardinality, counting on, and making sets of more, less or the same.
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Cardinality

Student counts and correctly identifies the number in a given set. eg. "How many are there?" "Nine." "Are there nine? How do you know?"

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Cardinality

Student refines the counting number to suit the set. eg. "How many students are there in our class? How many juice boxes would you need so each could have one?"

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Sets of Same

Student is able to create a set displaying the same amount as a given number set.

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Sets of More than

Student is able to create a set displaying more than the amount of a given number set.

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Sets of Less than

Student is able to create a set displaying less than the amount of a given number set.

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Counting On

Student demonstrates the ability to "count on" from a given number - rather than recounting and continuing the number sequence.

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