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Telling Time to the Minute

Students work in different activities that involve time clocks. Placing the numbers on the clock, telling time to the minute, understanding the difference between digital and analogue and understanding 24 hour time.

Rubric Code: QAXW88

By williamse2

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Subject: Math

Type: (Other)

Grade Levels: K-5

Telling Time
	Poor 0 pts	Below Average 1 pts	Average 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Telling Time	Poor Student cannot tell time to the minute. Student does not complete any of the time worksheet where they are asked to write the time without help.	Below Average Student can somewhat tell time to the minute but not everytime they are asked. Student can write minimal time on time worksheet, but only completes part of it.	Average Student can accurately tell time to the minute most of the time that they are asked. Student can accurately write time on time worksheet sometimes.	Good Student can accurately tell the time to the minute most of the time. Student can accurately write time on the worksheet most of the time.	Excellent Student can accurately tell the time to the minute all the time. Student can write the time all the time on a worksheet.
Participation and Time Management	Poor Student does not participate during lesson, does not raise hand to answer/ask questions. Student seems to not pay attention at all during lesson and does not work on assignments during given class time.	Below Average Student somewhat participates during lesson. but does not raise hand much. Student does work on, but doesn't complete, assignments during given class time.	Average Student participates during lesson sometimes. Does seem to be paying attention, but only sometimes raises hand. Completes some work during class time but often does not finish.	Good Student pays attention most of the time. Sometimes asks questions, completes work during class time with minimal mistakes.	Excellent Student pays attention, raises hands, and asks/answers questions. Student completes assignment during given class time. With rarely any mistakes.