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My Dream Bedroom 
Students will complete a perspective drawing of their dream bedroom.
Rubric Code: X7C4X4
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Subject: Math  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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  Expert

(exceeds)

4 pts

Practioner

(meets)

3 pts

Apprentice

(almost meets)

2 pts

Novice

(does not meet)

1 pts

Rational Numbers

Expert

USES their knowledge of rational numbers and fractions to
SHOW a deep understanding of the problem by accurately
completing all the mathematical tasks in the project.
Practioner

USES their knowledge of rational numbers and fractions to
SHOW a broad understanding of the problem by completing all the mathematical tasks in the project.
Apprentice

USES their knowledge of rational numbers and fractions to complete some, but not all of the mathematical tasks in the project
The solution
is not complete which could mean that parts of the problem are not understood.
Novice

No evidence of a strategy or procedure, or uses a strategy that does not help solve the problem.
No evidence of mathematical reasoning.
There were many errors in mathematical procedures that the problem could not be solved.
Measurement

Expert

My Dream Room data sheet is complete for 10 or more pieces of furniture for their room
Both actual and scaled lengths are listed and correct
Practioner

My Dream Room data sheet is complete for 8-9 pieces of furniture for their room
Both actual and scaled lengths are listed and are correct
Apprentice

My Dream Room data sheet is complete for 5-7 pieces of furniture for their room
Both actual and scaled lengths are listed and are correct
Novice

My Dream Room data sheet is incomplete with less then 5 pieces of furniture for their room

Actual and scaled lengths are incorrect or missing
Drawing

Mathematical Modelling

Expert

Drawing shows notable effort and neatness
Dimensions are correctly labeled
All pieces of furniture are used
Practioner

Drawing shows significant effort and neatness
Most dimensions are correctly labeled
8-9 furniture pieces are used
Apprentice

Drawing shows some effort and neatness
Most dimensions are correctly labeled
5-7 furniture pieces are used
Novice

Drawing shows little effort and neatness
Most dimensions are labeled incorrectly
0-4 furniture pieces are used
Design

Expert

Student has exhibited thoughtful execution of design as it contains a clear themed room design; has selected 5 or more appropriately sized furniture pieces and other related items to complete room design; has a clearly outlined listing and well developed preliminary design of their room used as a guide to complete end product.
Practioner

Student has exhibited thoughtful execution of design as it contains a clear themed room design; has selected at least 4 appropriately sized furniture pieces and other related items to complete room design; has an outlined listing and preliminary design of their room used as a guide to complete end product.
Apprentice

Student has exhibited a design that contains a themed room design; has selected at least 3 appropriately sized furniture pieces and other related items to complete room design; has an outlined listing and a preliminary design of their room used as a guide to complete end product.
Novice

Student's design for a themed room is incomplete; does not have number of furniture items, does not have related items; has completed a partial list of items to place in the room
Communication

Expert

There is a clear, effective explanation detailing how the problem is solved. All of the steps are included so that the reader does not need to infer how and why decisions were made.
Mathematical representation is actively used as a means of communicating ideas
Practioner

There is a clear explanation.
There is appropriate use of accurate mathematical representation.
Apprentice

There is an incomplete explanation; it may not be clearly presented.
There is some use of appropriate mathematical representation.
Novice

There is no explanation of the solution, the explanation cannot be understood or it is unrelated to the problem
There is no use or inappropriate use of mathematical representations










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