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Fair and Unfair Spinners 
Rubric Code: KX7827
By Twawr473
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Subject: Math  
Type: (Other)  
Grade Levels: K-5

Powered by iRubric Fair and Unfair Spinner
  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Label Spinners

Poor

The student did not label either spinner.
Fair

The student labeled only one spinner.
Good

The student labeled both spinners
Explanation

Poor

The student did not explain why the spinners are fair and unfair. Explanation is not clear.
Fair

The student only explained why one spinner was fair or unfair and the explanation is somewhat clear.
Good

The student provided a clear explanation for both spinners as to why they are fair and unfair.
Chances of outcomes

Poor

The student did not provide any of the chances for each outcome for their spinners.
Fair

The student only provided the outcomes for one spinner. All possible outcomes were not listed. They were only written in one of the two ways.
Good

The student provided all the possible outcomes for each spinner both in fractional terms and written out.




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