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Stick Pictures on DESMOS Linear Design on Desmos Students import an image into DESMOS and then model the picture using line segments. Rubric Code: JX9CW5B By travelhawthorne Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Math Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

Stick Pictures on Desmos
	Accomplished 4 pts	Meets Expectations 3 pts	Approaching Expectations 2 pts	In Progress 1 pts	Progress Not Evident 0 pts
Choice of Picture	Accomplished Picture chosen is very appropriate for project, and contains many linear characteristics or those which can be modeled by lines.	Meets Expectations Picture chosen is somewhat appropriate for project, and contains some linear characteristics or those which can be modeled by lines..	Approaching Expectations Picture chosen is barely appropriate for project, and contains few linear characteristics or those which can be modeled by lines.	In Progress Picture chosen is not appropriate for project, and contains no linear characteristics or those which can be modeled by lines.	Progress Not Evident No picture inserted.
Design	Accomplished Domain restrictions are evident and a wide variation in slopes and y-intercepts exist.	Meets Expectations Domain restrictions are mostly evident and some variation in slopes and y-intercepts exist.	Approaching Expectations There are some domain restrictions and minimal variation in slopes and y-intercepts is evident.	In Progress Domain restrictions are minimal and little variation in slopes and y-intercepts.	Progress Not Evident No picture submitted.
Models the Picture	Accomplished Equations clearly model the underlying picture.	Meets Expectations Equations mostly model the underlying picture.	Approaching Expectations Equations basically model the underlying picture.	In Progress Equations vaguely model the underlying picture.	Progress Not Evident Equations no not model the underlying picture.
# of Equations in Design	Accomplished At least 20 lines and equations are used.	Meets Expectations At least 15 lines and equations are used.	Approaching Expectations At least 12 lines and equations are used.	In Progress At least 8 lines and equations are used.	Progress Not Evident Fewer than 8 lines and equations are used.