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Math Creative Thinking: Build A Room 
Rubric Code: U254CW
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Subject: Math  
Type: Assignment  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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  Poor

1 pts

Fair

3 pts

Good

5 pts

Room is Well Drawn and Colored.

Student used time and effort. Room is clear and neat.

Poor

Student used poor effort and didn't make the room neat
Fair

Student drew room well, but lacked effort in neatness.
Good

Student took time to neatly draw and color room.
All Areas Included

Students included an area calculation for each item in the room.

Poor

Student did not include areas for each item in room.
Fair

Student included area calculations for all items in room, but some were figured incorrectly.
Good

Students figured area calculations for each item in the room and had them correct.
Directions Were Followed

Student drew and colored room on seperate sheet of white paper. Students wrote all area figures on bottom of creative thinking sheet.

Poor

Students failed to follow directions.
Fair

Students followed some directions, but left a few points out.
Good

Students followed ALL directions correctly.




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