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iRubric: Place Value rubric

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Place Value Place Value The students will create a place value drawing . The student will write their number in Standard Form, Expanded Form, and Place Value Form. Rubric Code: PX92WC4 By Vlebowitz Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Math Type: Project Grade Levels: K-5

Place Value
	excellent 4 pts	good 3 pts	fair 2 pts	poor 1 pts
Expanded Form	excellent All numbers were written in expanded form correctly.	good Three numbers were written correctly in expanded form. There were some mistakes in writing in expanded form.	fair Two numbers were written correctly in expanded form . There were some mistakes in writing in expanded form.	poor No numbers were written correctly in expanded form. There were several mistakes in writing in expanded form.
Word Form	excellent All numbers were written correctly.	good Three numbers were written correctly.	fair Two numbers were written correctly.	poor No numbers were written correctly.
Comparing Numbers	excellent Student correctly compared numbers.	good Student compared Numbers with minor errors.	fair Student compared a set of numbers with several errors.	poor Student did not understand the concept of comparing numbers.
Rounding	excellent Student can correctly round numbers to given place value to the hundred thousands place.	good Student rounded with minor errors.	fair Student rounded with several errors.	poor Student did not round correctly.
Adding and Subtracting	excellent Student was able to add and subtract numbers correctly.	good Student was able to add and subtract with minor errors.	fair Student was able to add and subtract with several errors.	poor Student was not able to add and subtract correctly.
Organization/Neatness	excellent The overall project was very neat and included all components.	good All the components were done but the overall project was messy.	fair Only some of the components were completed. The project was hard to understand.	poor There were no components completed. The project was hard to understand.