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Interactive Digital Lesson 
Rubric Code: U25XX68
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Subject: (General)  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: K-5

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  Excellent

25 pts

Good

20 pts

Fair

15 pts

Poor

10 pts

Not Completed

0 pts

SC.2.PE.3.2

Develop a plan that could be used to create a story. Instruction emphasizes creating a story in a step-by-step manner. Instruction makes the connection to developing an algorithm. When developing a plan, students can use graphic organizers, storyboards or flowcharts.

Excellent

Excellent
Students were able to create a story excellently and had detailed images and storylines. Students were also able to develop an algorithm that is detailed and is able to show how they created the algorithm.
Good

Good
Students were able to create a storyline but images are not as detailed. Students were able to create the algorithm but needed assistance on how to create it.
Fair

Fair
Students were able to create a storyline with assistance and images are not detailed at all. Students did not create an algorithm.
Poor

Poor
Students were not able to create a storyline and images are not detailed at all. Students do not have a algorithm.
Not Completed

Not Completed.
SC.2.PE.3.3

Demonstrate the use of conditional logic. Instruction includes using conditional logic: if-then statements and while loops.

Excellent

Excellent
Students were able to demonstrate conditional logic with no assistance. Students were able to create if-then statements with no assistance.
Good

Good
Students were able to demonstrate conditional logic with very little assistance. Students were able to create if-then statements with no assistance.
Fair

Fair
Students were able to demonstrate conditional logic with assistance. Students were able to create if-then statements with little assistance.
Poor

Poor
Students were not able to demonstrate conditional logic. Students were not able to create if-then statements.
Not Completed

Not Completed.
SC.2.PE.3.4

Solve questions using models, simulations, or data. Simulations include growth, human health, weather patterns, soil development and the butterfly life cycle. When solving questions, students may need to create a visual representation.

Excellent

Excellent
Students were able to solve questions using models, simulations, or data with no assistance. Students will be able to use visual representations of cycles and simulations.
Good

Good
Students were able to solve questions using models, simulations, or data with very little assistance. Students will be able to use visual representations of cycles and simulations.
Fair

Fair
Students were able to solve questions using models, simulations, or data with assistance. Students will be able to use visual representations of cycles and simulations with little assistance.
Poor

Poor
Students were not able to solve questions using models, simulations, or data.Students will not able to use visual representations of cycles and simulations.
Not Completed

Not Completed.
MA.2.DP.1.1

Collect,
categorize, and represent data using tally marks, tables pictographs. Use appropriate titles, labels, and units. Data displays can be represented both horizontally and vertically. Scales on graphs are limited to ones, fives or tens.

Excellent

Excellent
Students were able to collect, categorize, and represent data using tally marks, tables, and pictographs. Students are also able to display data both horizontally and vertically.
Good

Good
Students were able to collect, categorize, and represent data using tally marks, tables, and pictographs with very little assistance. Students are also able to display data both horizontally and vertically.
Fair

Fair
Students were able to collect, categorize, and represent data using tally marks, tables, and pictographs with assistance. Students are also able to display data both horizontally and vertically with very little assistance.
Poor

Poor
Students were not able to collect, categorize, and represent data using tally marks, tables, and pictographs.Students are not also able to display data both horizontally and vertically.
Not Completed

Not Completed.
ISTE Standard 3A

Knowledge Constructor 3A
Use of effective research strategies to find resources that support their learning needs, personal interests and creative pursuits.

Excellent

Excellent
Students were able to use effective research strategies to find resources to support their findings.
Good

Good
Students were able to use effective research strategies to find resources to support their findings with very little assistance.
Fair

Fair
Students were able to use effective research strategies to find resources to support their findings with assistance.
Poor

Poor
Students were not able to use effective research strategies to find resources to support their findings.
Not Completed

Not Completed.




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