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Grade 5 Math-Place Value Whole Numbers 
Rubric Code: SXA77X7
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Subject: Math  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: K-5

Powered by iRubric Grade 5 Place Value- whole numbers
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Level 4

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Place Value

Whole Numbers

Level 1

Student does not understands the place value of a digit up to 100 000
Level 2

Student is beginning to understand the place value of a digit up to 100 000
Level 3

Student usually understands the place value of a digit up to 100 000
Level 4

Student consistently understands the place value of a digit up to 100 000
Standard Form - Whole numbers

Level 1

Student is unable to read and write whole numbers up to 1 00 000

Students cannot represent numbers unless.
Level 2

Student is beginning to read and write whole numbers up to 100 000 with guidance

Student is beginning to represent numbers using a variety of tools and strategies.
Level 3

Student can usually read and write whole numbers up to 100 000

Student can usually represent numbers using a variety of tools and strategies.
Level 4

Student can consistently read and write whole numbers up to 100 000

Student can consistently represent numbers using a variety of tools and strategies.
Comparing Numbers

Level 1

Student displays no understanding of comparing whole numbers
Level 2

Student is beginning to compare whole numbers up to 1 000 000
Level 3

Student is usually able to compare whole numbers up to 1000 000


Student is able to compare decimal numbers up to between 0,001 and 1.
Level 4

Student is consistently able to compare whole numbers up to 1 000 000


Student is able to compare decimal numbers up to between 0,001 and 1.
Expanded Form

Level 1

Student cannot use expanded form unless guided with prompts, visuals and modeling
Level 2

Student can use expanded form up to 100 000 with prompting and visuals
Level 3

Student can usually use expanded form up to 100 000
Level 4

Student can consistently use expanded form up to 100 000
Communication

Level 1

Student does not express and organize mathematical thinking

Student does not use place value
conventions, vocabulary, and
terminology
Level 2

Student sometimes expresses and organizes mathematical thinking

Student sometimes uses place value conventions, vocabulary, and terminology
Level 3

Student usually expresses and organizes mathematical thinking

Student usually uses place value conventions, vocabulary, and terminology
Level 4

Student consistently expresses and organizes mathematical thinking

Student consistently uses place value conventions, vocabulary, and terminology










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