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Multiplication Foldable

OBJECTIVE: Students will demonstrate an understanding of multiplication by illustrating a fact using repeated addition and arrays. STANDARD: 3. Use multiplication and division within 100 to solve word problems in situations involving equal groups, arrays, and measurement quantities, e.g., by using drawings and equations with a symbol for the unknown number to represent the problem. (3.OA.3)

Rubric Code: T89298

By tonyachull

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Subject: Math

Type: Assignment

Grade Levels: K-5

Multiplication
	Poor-Try Harder 1 pts	Fair-Making Your Way There 2 pts	Great-Multiplication Master! 3 pts
Neatness/Legibility	Poor-Try Harder More than 1 appropriate label or title is not present. (and/or) Handwriting may not be legible (messy, toobig/small).Overall appearance may not be neat.	Fair-Making Your Way There No more than 1 appropriate label or title may not be present. (and/or) Handwriting may need work. (and/or) Overall appearance may not be neat.	Great-Multiplication Master! All appropriate labels and titles are present. Handwriting is clear and legible. Overall appearance is neat.
Array	Poor-Try Harder The multiplication fact used was shown/illustrated with more than a 1 row/column error. (and/or) Correct total for the multiplication fact may not be given.	Fair-Making Your Way There The multiplication fact used was shown/illustrated with no more than a 1 row/column error. Correct total for the array is given. (or) The multiplication fact used was shown/illustrated correctly. Correct total or no total for the array is given.	Great-Multiplication Master! The multiplication fact used was shown/illustrated correctly. Correct total for the array is given.
Repeated Addition	Poor-Try Harder Neither the repeated addition or total for the addition is correct.	Fair-Making Your Way There Repeated addition for fact is correct, but correct total for the repeated addition is not given. (or) Repeated addition for fact is incorrect, but correct total for the repeated addition is given.	Great-Multiplication Master! Repeated addition for multiplication fact is correct. Correct total for the repeated addition is given.