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Hiking the Appalachian Trail Project

Rational Number Operations project

Rubric Code: Q2464X2

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Subject: Math

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 6-8

Hiking the Appalachian Trail Project
	Highly Proficient 4 pts	Proficient 3 pts	Partially Proficient 2 pts	Minimally Proficient 1 pts	No Evidence 0 pts
Add/Subtract Positive & Negative Whole Numbers Georgia, Tennessee, New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine Math Problems	Highly Proficient The student fully understands how to add/subtract positive and negative whole numbers. Student has the correct sign and correct answer. 30 - 22 problems answered correctly.	Proficient The student understands how to add/subtract whole numbers, and the sign of the answer is mostly distinguished. 21-15 problems answered correctly.	Partially Proficient The student mostly understands how to add/subtract whole numbers, and the sign of the answer is sometimes distinguished. 14-8 problems answered correctly.	Minimally Proficient The student somewhat understands the concept of adding/subtracting whole numbers, but their work is not complete and answer is incorrect. The sign of the answer is not distinguished. 7-1 problems answered correctly.	No Evidence The student does not understand how to add/subtract whole numbers or No Response Given 0 problems answered correctly.
Elevation Change Sheet Adding/Subtracting Positive and Negative Whole Numbers	Highly Proficient Elevation Change equations are correct for 14 - 10 states.	Proficient Elevation Change equations are correct for 9 - 7 states.	Partially Proficient Elevation Change equations are correct for 6 - 4 states.	Minimally Proficient Elevation Change equations are correct for 3 - 1 states.	No Evidence Elevation Change equations are correct for 0 states. or No Response Given
Add/Subtract Positive & Negative Rational Numbers North Carolina, Virginia Math Problems	Highly Proficient The student fully understands how to add/subtract positive and negative rational numbers. Student has the correct sign and correct answer. 6 problems answered correctly.	Proficient The student understands how to add/subtract rational numbers, and the sign of the answer is mostly distinguished. 5 - 4 problems answered correctly.	Partially Proficient The student mostly understands how to add/subtract rational numbers, and the sign of the answer is sometimes distinguished. 3 - 2 problems answered correctly.	Minimally Proficient The student somewhat understands the concept of adding/subtracting rational numbers, but their answer is incorrect. The sign of the answer is not distinguished. 1 problem answered correctly.	No Evidence The student does not understand how to add/subtract rational numbers or No Response Given 0 problems answered correctly.
Mileage Log Adding Positive Rational Numbers	Highly Proficient Mileage Log is correct for 14 - 10 states.	Proficient Mileage Log is correct for 9 - 7 states.	Partially Proficient Mileage Log is correct for 6 - 4 states.	Minimally Proficient Mileage Log is correct for 3 - 1 states.	No Evidence Mileage Log is correct for 0 states. or No Response Given
Multiply/Divide Positive & Negative Whole Numbers West Virginia, Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine Math Problems	Highly Proficient The student fully understands how to multiply/divide positive and negative whole numbers. Student has the correct sign and correct answer. 26 - 20 problems answered correctly.	Proficient The student understands how to multiply/divide whole numbers, and the sign of the answer is mostly distinguished. 19 - 13 problems answered correctly.	Partially Proficient The student mostly understands how to multiply/divide whole numbers, and the sign of the answer is sometimes distinguished. 12 - 7 problems answered correctly.	Minimally Proficient The student somewhat understands the concept of multiply/divide whole numbers, but their answer is incorrect. The sign of the answer is not distinguished. 6-1 problems answered correctly.	No Evidence The student does not understand how to multiply/divide whole numbers or No Response Given 0 problems answered correctly.
Multiply/Divide Positive & Negative Rat. Numbers Maryland, New Jersey	Highly Proficient The student fully understands how to multiply/divide positive and negative rational numbers. Student has the correct sign and correct answer. 6 problems answered correctly.	Proficient The student understands how to multiply/divide rational numbers, and the sign of the answer is mostly distinguished. 5 - 4 problems answered correctly.	Partially Proficient The student mostly understands how to multiply/divide rational numbers, and the sign of the answer is sometimes distinguished. 3 - 2 problems answered correctly.	Minimally Proficient The student somewhat understands the concept of multiply/divide rational numbers, but their answer is incorrect. The sign of the answer is not distinguished. 1 problem answered correctly.	No Evidence The student does not understand how to multiply/divide rational numbers or No Response Given 0 problems answered correctly.
Budget Sheet Adding, Subtracting, Multiplying Positive and Negative Whole and Rational Numbers	Highly Proficient 43 - 33 entries are correct.	Proficient 32 - 21 entries correct	Partially Proficient 20 - 11 entries correct	Minimally Proficient 10 - 1 entries correct	No Evidence 0 entries correct or No Response Given
Extra Work for Extra Cash EXTRA CREDIT
Add/Subtract	Highly Proficient 9 - 7 problems answered correctly	Proficient 6 - 4 problems answered correctly	Partially Proficient 3 - 2 problems answered correctly	Minimally Proficient 1 problem answered correctly	No Evidence N/A
Multiply Divide	Highly Proficient 11 - 9 problems answered correctly	Proficient 8 - 5 problems answered correctly	Partially Proficient 4 - 2 problems answered correctly	Minimally Proficient 1 problem answered correctly	No Evidence N/A

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