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Cooking Rubric 
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Rubric Code: W26A9A
By zehr_j
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Subject: Math  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: (none)

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  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Completetion

Poor

Student is unsuccessful at making a pie.
Fair

Student is able to start on the pie was not able to completely finish it.
Good

Student is able to make a complete pumpkin pie.
Cooking

Poor

Student is not able to understand the direction to follow them to make a complete pie.
Fair

Student is able to understand the directions but has some trouble making a complete pie.
Good

Student is able to completely understand the directions and can follow them to make a complete pie.
Interaction

Poor

Student did not cooperate with the other students at all.
Fair

Student partially cooperated with the other students
Good

Student completely cooperated with the rest of the students.
Clean Up

Poor

Student did not clean up after making the pie.
Fair

Student cleaned up a little but there was still a little mess.
Good

Student completely cleaned up after making the pie.




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