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Adding and Subtracting Decimals using Real-World Scenarios

Students will demonstrate their understanding of adding and subtracting decimals by solving real-world scenarios by calculating the prices of items from a restaurant and subtracting discounts using a coupon.

Rubric Code: H2322C3

By Devante15

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Subject: Math

Type: Assignment

Grade Levels: 6-8

Adding and Subtracting Decimals
	Emerging 1 pts	Developing 2 pts	Proficient 3 pts	Mastered 4 pts
Comprehension	Emerging Attempts, but demonstrates no understanding of the problem and does not make an attempt to answer the question in a complete sentence.	Developing Minimal understanding of the problem. Does not show work and or how to answer the problem in a correct sentence.	Proficient Developed understanding of the problem. Does not show work or how to answer the problem in a complete sentence.	Mastered Complete understanding of the problem. Shows work and answers the problem in complete sentences.
Computation	Emerging Computation shows no evidence of adding and subtracting decimals.	Developing Includes basic computations;60% to 74% correct answers. Basic evidence of adding and subtracting decimals.	Proficient Includes basic computations;75% to 89% correct answers. Basic evidence of adding and subtracting decimals.	Mastered Shows correct computation. 90% to 100% correct answers. Proficient evidence of adding and subtracting decimals.
Approach to Problem	Emerging Unable to generate any critical thinking skills to solve the problem.	Developing Beginning to develop critical thinking skills and attempts the problem.	Proficient Developed critical thinking skills to solve but fails to complete the problem.	Mastered Shows critical thinking skills to solve adding and subtracting decimals.
Neatness	Emerging Lacks organization and is not neat.	Developing Work is somewhat organized and fairly neat.	Proficient Work is clearly organized and neat but done in ink or marker.	Mastered Work is clearly organized, neat, and steps are shown, and work is done in pencil.