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Geometry - City Project 
Students must design an imaginary Geometry Town. The town must include a city name, examples of different types of lines, polygons, and angles.
Rubric Code: VAX7WC
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Subject: Math  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: K-5

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  Poor or Missing/Did Not Meet

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Good/Partially Met

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Great/Met

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Parallel Streets

Poor or Missing/Did Not Meet

No parallel streets in town.






0 points
Good/Partially Met

At least 2 parallel streets are present.






1 point
Great/Met

All 4 streets are parallel and present.






2 points
Perpendicular Road

Poor or Missing/Did Not Meet

No perpendicular road in town.






0 points
Good/Partially Met

Perpendicular road is labeled incorrectly.






1 point
Great/Met

1 road is perpendicular to the 4 parallel streets.






2 points
Intersecting Avenue

Poor or Missing/Did Not Meet

No lines are intersecting.







0 points
Good/Partially Met

Intersecting lines are present but formed perpendicular lines.





1 points
Great/Met

1 Avenue intersects 2 streets but is not perpendicular.





2 points
Buildings

Poor or Missing/Did Not Meet

There are no buildings.







0 points
Good/Partially Met

There are at least 4 or more buildings created.
The buildings are/are not colored and student has demonstrated some understanding of the angles used to create building.
2 points
Great/Met

There are 8 buildings created.
The buildings are colored and student has fully demonstrated understanding of the angles used to create building.
4 points
Park 1

Poor or Missing/Did Not Meet

There is no park in the town or the park does not meet any of the requirements.




0 points
Good/Partially Met

The park meets 2 out of the 4 requirements. Student shows some understanding of the figures and angles required.


2-4 points
Great/Met

The park meets all requirements. Student shows full understanding of the figures and angles required.



6 points
Park 2

Poor or Missing/Did Not Meet

There is no park in the town or the park does not meet any of the requirements.




0 points
Good/Partially Met

The park meets at least 2 of the requirements. Students shows some understanding of geometrical/symmetrical properties.


2 points
Great/Met

The park meets all requirements. Students demonstrates full understanding of geometrical/symmetricalproperties.


6 points
2-Dimensional

Poor or Missing/Did Not Meet

No 2-dimensional features in town.






0 points
Good/Partially Met

Some 2-dimensional figures are present but does not meet full requirements.




4 points
Great/Met

2-dimensional figures are present and meets full requirements.





6 points
Use of Class Time

Poor or Missing/Did Not Meet

Student did not use class time wisely and did not finish the project.





0 points
Good/Partially Met

Student needed several reminders to use class time wisely and needed extra time to complete the project.



2 points
Great/Met

Student used class time wisely and finished the project on time.





3 points
Enter Neatness and Effort

Poor or Missing/Did Not Meet

Town project is very sloppy.






0 points
Good/Partially Met

Town project is somewhat neat, but there are things that look sloppy.




2 points
Great/Met

Town project is very neat and it is obvious student took time on it.





3 points



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