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Division Poster

1. Chapter 2 Vocabulary Words: Definitions and examples. 2. Division problems where you to divide by one and two digit divisors. 3. Use the inverse operation to check problems. 4. A double digit division problem solved using partial quotients. 5. Write and solve chapter 2 word problem. 6. Create a real life word problem that requires your classmates to solve using a two digit divisor. *All problems must include an estimate using compatible numbers with the problem.

Rubric Code: XXB7A52

By hgoraj

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Subject: Math

Type: Project

Grade Levels: K-5

Division Poster
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Chapter Vocabulary	Poor The chapter vocabulary is not included in the poster.	Fair The chapter vocabulary is included in the poster and defined, however, there are not accurate examples.	Good The chapter vocabulary is included in the poster, with examples, however, there may be one or two errors in the examples.	Excellent All of the chapter vocabulary is on the poster, complete with definitions and clear, well written examples.
One & Two Digit Division Problems (Pages 89 & 101)	Poor The poster is missing the one and two digit division problems and their solutions, or they are not correctly written or solved.	Fair Your poster includes a one and two digit division problem, however, they are not solved or they are incorrectly solved.	Good Your poster includes both a one and two digit division problem and the solutions. There may be a minor calculation or place value error in the answers or they may be mislabeled.	Excellent Your poster has both one and two digit division problems and the correct answers. All answers are clearly written and labeled.
Partial Quotients (Page 107)	Poor Your poster may have a two digit division problem, however, you did not solve it using partial quotients.	Fair Your poster has a two digit division problem that you attempted to solve using partial quotients, however, there is an error in the answer.	Good You created a two digit division problem and solved it using partial quotients. There may be a minor calculation error or you may have mislabeled the quotient.	Excellent You have created and properly solved a two digit division problem with partial quotients. The quotient is properly labeled.
Word Problem (Page 112)	Poor Your poster does not have a correctly written word problem from chapter 2.	Fair You attempted to write a word problem from chapter 2, however either the problem or the answer have errors.	Good You wrote a word problem and solved it from chapter 2. There may be a minor calculation or labeling error.	Excellent You correctly wrote a word problem from chapter 2. You solved it, showing all of the steps and correctly labeled your answer.
Created Word Problem	Poor You did not create a complete, multi-step, two digit, real life word problem. There may be major error or unclear directions in the problem that you wrote. You may not have solved the problem on the back of the poster.	Fair You attempted to write a multi-step, real life, two digit division word problem. Your problem is complete, however, there may be a minor error in the problem. You solved the problem on the back of the poster.	Good You wrote a multi-step, real life, two digit divisor word problem. You solved the problem with labels on the back of your poster.	Excellent You wrote a multi-step, real life, two digit, divisor word problem. Your problem is clearly written and labeled. The problem is solved on the back of your poster and clearly labeled.

Keywords:

estimate, compatible numbers, inverse operation, remainder, quotient, divisor, dividend

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Math

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