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Math 2-Digit Addition Story Problems 
Rubric Code: V9XW8C
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Subject: Math  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: K-5

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  Good

3 pts

Fair

2 pts

Poor

1 pts

Organization

Good

Has topic sentence and ending sentence
Fair

Has topic sentence or ending sentence.
Poor

Sentences do not state a topic or a conclusion
Writing Conventions

Good

The student uses standard writing conventions very well to make the paper easy to read. There are very few errors, and the reader hardly notices them.
Fair

There are mistakes in conventions, but the reader can figure out what is meant by reading some parts of the paper more than once. Mistakes are not severe, but are distracting.
Poor

Numerous errors in conventions distract the reader and make the paper difficult to read. The errors are so severe that they cause the reader to have difficulty in understanding the message.
2- Digit Math Problem

Good

Student creates a story using a 2-digit math problem and the problem is correctly solved.
Fair

Student creates a story using a 2-digit math problem and the problem isn't correctly solved.
Poor

A 2-digit math problem is not used within the story.




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