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Laundry Rubric for Life Skills -Modified 
Laundry rubric - Life Skills
Rubric Code: RX57944
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Subject: (General)  
Type: Handout  
Grade Levels: 9-12, Undergraduate

Powered by iRubric Laundry Rubric Life Skills
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Gathering laundry/

Poor

Student was unable to help gather the laundry or carry the basket with cues.
Great

Student gathered or helped carry basket to washer with minimal cues.
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Student gathered or helped carry basket to washer with maximum cues.
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Student gathered or helped carry basket to washer independently.
Detergent

Poor

Student was unable to put detergent in with cues.
Great

Student was able to measure and add the correct amount of detergent with cues.
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Student was able to measure and add the correct amount of detergent with maximum cues.
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Student was unable able to measure and add the correct amount of detergent with mimimal cues.
Loading the washer

Poor

Student was unable to transfer the majority of items to the washer.
Great

Student could transfer most items to the dryer with cues.
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ding, setting, and unloading the washer with minimal verbal cues by completing each of the following: Select correct water temperature, add the appropriate amount of detergent, sort clothes into light and dark piles, place items into washer, set appropriate dials to turn on, and remove wet clothes from washer to dryer. 31C
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Transferring clothes to the dryer

Poor

Student was unable to transfer the majority of items to the dryer with cues.
Great

Student could transfer most items to the dryer with cues.
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Folding clothes

Poor

Student did not assist in any part of the folding process with cues.
Great

Student did assist in one or more parts of the folding process with cues.
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Sorting

Poor

Student could independently sort the laundry or state if there was no sorting if this load would qualify, as a lights, whites, or darks.
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Student could sort the laundry or state if there was no sorting if this load would qualify, as a lights, whites, or darks with minimal cues.
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Student could sort the laundry or state if there was no sorting if this load would qualify, as a lights, whites, or darks with maximum cues.
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Student could not sort the laundry or state if there was no sorting if this load would qualify, as a lights, whites, or darks with maximum cues.
Vocabulary

Poor

Student had to be told the vocabulary terms associated with the laundry lesson.
Great

Student named vocabulary word associated with the laundry lesson with cues.
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Setting/starting mchines

Poor

Student was able to correctly set both the washer and dryer independently and start the machines.
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Student was able to correctly set both the washer and dryer and start the machines with minimal cues.
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Student was able to correctly set both the washer and dryer and start the machines with maximum cues.
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Student was unable to correctly set and/or start the washer and dryer.



Keywords:
  • laundry, washing clothes, washer, drier







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