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Addition and Subtraction 
1, and 2 digit addition with and without regrouping CCLS OA. Operations And Algebraic Thinking - Add And Subtract Within 20.
Rubric Code: SX5X3A9
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Subject: Math  
Type: Assignment  
Grade Levels: K-5

Powered by iRubric Addition & Subtraction
  Exceptional

4 pts

Proficient

3 pts

Developing

2 pts

Poor

1 pts

Single digit subtraction

Exceptional

90%-100% of the problems are correct.

Student completes the problems independently.

Student may use manipulatives, lines or fingers to solve the problems independently.
Proficient

70%-89% of the problems are correct

Student completes the problems with no more than 2 adult prompts.

Student may use manipulatives, lines or fingers to solve the problems independently.
Developing

55%-69% of the problems are correct.

Student completes the problems needing 5-7 adult prompts.

Student may use manipulatives, lines or fingers to solve the problems but needs adult assistance in using them correctly.
Poor

54% or less of the problems are correct.

Student requires adult assistance to complete the problems.

Student is not able to use manipulatives, lines or fingers to solve the problem even with adult assistance.
2-digit addition

Exceptional

90%-100% of the problems are correct.

Student completes the problems independently.

Student may use manipulatives, lines or fingers to solve the problems independently.
Proficient

70%-89% of the problems are correct.

Student completes the problems with no more than 2 adult prompts.

Student may use manipulatives, lines or fingers to solve the problems independently.
Developing

55%-69% of the problems are correct.

Student completes the problems needing 5-7 adult prompts.

Student may use manipulatives, lines or fingers to solve the problems but needs adult assistance in using them correctly.
Poor

54% or less of the problems are correct.

Student requires adult assistance to complete the problems.

Student is not able to use manipulatives, lines or fingers to solve the problem even with adult assistance.
2-digit subtraction

Exceptional

90%-100% of the problems are correct.

Student completes the problems independently.

Student may use manipulatives, lines or fingers to solve the problems independently.
Proficient

70%-89% of the problems are correct.

Student completes the problems with no more than 2 adult prompts.

Student may use manipulatives, lines or fingers to solve the problems independently.
Developing

55%-69% of the problems are correct.
Student completes the problems needing 5-7 adult prompts.

Student may use manipulatives, lines or fingers to solve the problems but needs adult assistance in using them
Poor

54% or less of the problems are correct.

Student requires adult assistance to complete the problems.

Student is not able to use manipulatives, lines or fingers to solve the problem even with adult assistance.
Attention

Exceptional

Student maintained attention throughout the task.
Proficient

Student maintained attention throughout most of the task. Needed minimal redirection for task completion.
Developing

Student attended to part of the task, but needed moderate redirection to be able to complete the task.
Poor

Student needed constant redirection in order to complete the task.



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