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Coordinate Plane Picture

Students will be create a picture with ordered pairs. They will be given ordered pairs to plot on a graph to create a picture.

Rubric Code: XX39C4B

By sannidhi

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Subject: Math

Type: Project

Grade Levels: (none)

Picture This Enter rubric description
	Beginning to meet expectations 1 pts	Developing to meet expectations 2 pts	Meeting expectations 3 pts	Mastering expectations 4 pts
Appearance and Visual appeal Picture is constructed neatly, points are evident and neatly plotted, and the lines are joined neatly.	1 All criteria are not done neatly and this distracts from the overall appearance of the picture.	2 Two components of the criteria could have been done more neatly.	3 One component of the criteria could have been done more neatly. Student used one quadrant.	4 All criteria are done neatly, creating a smooth and very recognizable picture. Student used all four quadrants.
Graph and Plotted Points The picture is constructed according to instructions, points are evident and correctly plotted. The lines connect points in the sequence listed.	1 There were many errors in the graph, plotting and/or connection of the points.	2 There were a few errors in the graph, plotting and/or connection of the points.	3 There were a couple of small errors in the graph, plotting and/or connection of the points. Student used one quadrant.	4 There were no graph, plotting or connection errors evident. Student used all four quadrants.
Creation of Picture/Coordinates Picture is created and proper coordinates are used.	1 There were many errors with the creation of the coordinates for the picture.	2 There were a few errors with the creation of the coordinates for the picture.	3 There were a couple of small errors with the creation of the coordinates for the picture. Student used one quadrant.	4 There were no errors with the creation of the coordinates for the picture. Student used all four quadrants.