iRubric: Bar Graphs Rubric

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Bar Graphs Rubric

Students should learn how to correctly read and construct bar graphs

Rubric Code: TB4WAB

By evansst

Draft

Public Rubric

Subject: Math

Type: Project

Grade Levels: K-5

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	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts
Reading Bar Graph Information	Poor Correctly reads bar graphs to convey data less than 80% of the time	Fair Correctly reads bar graphs to convey data with 80-99% of the time	Good Correctly reads all bar graphs to convey data
Constucting Bar Graphs	Poor Bar graphs may show errors in data representation or be illegible	Fair Displays information with correctly labled axes and proper increments with few errors. Work is completed with a lacking standard of neatness.	Good Accurately displays information with correctly labled axes and proper increments. Work is completed with a high standard of neatness
Classroom performance	Poor May cause distractions or perform below potential or large amounts of off task time	Fair may infrequently be off task, but performs on level for majority of lesson	Good Stays on task throughout the course of the lesson
Middle Group Enrichment	Poor Creates a lit of items for purchase that does not utilize all items at least once and does not attempt to reach the fifty dollar goal	Fair Creates a list of items for purchase using fifteen items at least once and reaches a total within five dollars of the fifty dollar goal	Good Creates a list of items for purchase using all fifteen items at least once and reaches a total within one dollar of the fifty dollar goal
High Group Enrichment	Poor Creates a lit of items for purchase that does not utilize all items at least once and does not attempt to reach the one hundred dollar goal	Fair Creates a list of items for purchase using twenty items at least once and reaches a total within five dollars of the one hundred dollar goal	Good Creates a list of items for purchase using all twenty items at least once and reaches a total within one dollar of the one hundred dollar goal