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iRubric: Word Problem/ Problem Solving Rubric

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Word Problem/ Problem Solving Rubric Word Problem/ Problem Solving Rubric Students will solve and or CREATE their own word problems using math strategies and pictures. Rubric Code: XX768A4 By Teacherkathie75 Draft Public Rubric Subject: Math Type: Assignment Grade Levels: (none)

Word Problem Assignment
	4 pts	3 pts	2 pts	1 pts
Picture	4 A picture is drawn in great detail illustrating the math problem correctly.	3 A picture is drawn illustrating the math problem correctly.	2 The picture is partially drawn correctly to represent the problem.	1 No picture is drawn.
Equation/Expression	4 You used more than one process to demonstrate the solution. All steps of the processes are clearly presented and easy to follow.	3 You used one process that is clearly presented and easy to follow to correctly solve the problem.	2 The process is correct and easy to follow but the answer is incorrect.	1 The equation/expressions used do not represent a logical process to solve the problem.
Answer	4 The answer to the math problem is correct and labeled. The answer is presented in an explanation.	3 The answer is correct and presented in sentence format.	2 The answer is correct but not in sentence format.	1 The answer is not present or incorrect.
Neatness	4 Your work demonstrates a high level of effort and is free of errors.	3 Your work demonstrates good effort. There may be one or two small errors that do not interfere with the problem solving.	2 Your work is basically neat but has more than two small errors that do not interfere with the problem solving.	1 Your work demonstrates a lack of effort.
CREATE YOUR OWN PROBLEM	4 You have written your own math problem that is connected to our multiplication or division units. The problem requires higher levels of thinking to be solved.	3 You wrote your own problem that is connected to our multiplication or division units.	2 Your problem is connected to our place value unit.	1 Your problem is not connected to our units or is too easy for fourth grade level.