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Problem Solving Using the RDW strategy Problem Solving Using the RDW strategy Students will solve word problems using math problems and pictures. Rubric Code: CXB53WX By Mzrena Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Math Type: Assignment Grade Levels: K-5

Word Problem Assignment
	3 pts	2 pts	1 pts	0 pts
R	3 All numbers are circled, question is underlined, and all keywords are boxed in. Read/restated word problem. Identified what to find out.	2 Most numbers are circled, question is underlined, and most keywords are boxed in. Read/restated word problem. Identified what to find out.	1 Multiple numbers are not circled, question is underlined, but some keywords are not boxed in. Partial restatement.	0 No numbers are circled, question is not underlined, and no keywords are boxed in. No restating. Did not tell what to find out.
DRAW	3 The strategy drawn matches the problem correctly.	2 The strategy drawn matches the problem, but it is not completely accurate.	1 The strategy drawn does not match the problem.	0 No strategy is drawn. The strategy does not match the math problem or the answer.
Answer	3 The answer to the math problem is correct and labeled. Work is done neatly and is organized well.	2 The answer to the math problem is correct but is missing the label. Work is neat and organized.	1 The answer is incorrect but label is present. Work is neat and organized.	0 The answer is wrong or not present. Work is not organized well.
WRITE Word Sentence	3 The student explained their work in a full sentence. The explanation is fully correct, and matches the problem.	2 The student explained their work, but the explanation is NOT fully correct.	1 The student explained their work, but not in a complete sentence. The explanation is NOT fully correct, or does not match the problem.	0 The student did not explain in a word sentence. Or their work or explanation does not correlate with problem.