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Multiplication/Division Number Stories 
40a1-5 Understand properties of multiplication and the relationship between multiplication and division; looking for patterns.
Rubric Code: XBWA78
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Subject: Math  
Type: Assignment  
Grade Levels: K-5

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Calculations

Did I check my answers to make sure they make sense?

1

Students has limited accuracy in his/her calculations.
2

Student has some accuracy in calculations, but many errors.
3

Student has considerable accuracy in calculations with a few errors.
4

Students has high degree of calculations with no major errors.
Representation

Did I draw a picture? an array? bar diagram?

1

Student drew no pictures or representations of multiplication/division number sentence
2

Student's drawings or representations are attempted but incomplete or accurate.
3

Student's drawings or representations make sense, but there are a few errors.
4

Student's drawings or representations are accurate and complete.
Reasoning with patterns

Did I make sure the rule is true for the whole pattern?

1

Even with prompting, student displays no understanding of naming the rule for a pattern.
2

Student needs 1-2 prompts to understand and name the rule for a pattern.
3

Student is mostly accurate in naming the rule for a pattern, but needs support verbalizing response.
4

Student displays thorough understanding of naming the rule for a pattern.




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