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Ratio Word Problem Poster Writing Math Word Problems A generic rubric for scoring student created word problems. Rubric Code: GX49797 By llamicon Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Math Type: Writing Grade Levels: K-5

Ratio Word Problem Poster
	4 pts	3 pts	2 pts	1 pts
Requirements	4 Poster has all required parts.	3 Poster is missing one requirements	2 Poster is missing two requirements.	1 Poster is missing more than 2 requirements.
Content	4 Appropriate content is used for the word problem. The team clearly understands the mathematical concepts.	3 Appropriate content is used for the word problem.The team shows some understanding of the mathematical concepts.	2 Appropriate content may be used. The team shows little understanding of the mathematical concepts.	1 The team does not demonstrate an understanding of the mathematical concepts.
Solution	4 Solution is correct and all work is shown.	3 Solution is correct, however there is no work shown for the problem.	2 Solution is incorrect, however the student showed their work and made an error in calculations.	1 Solution is incorrect and student either didn't show work or worked the problem incorrectly.
Organization	4 The word problem is written in clear and coherent language. It is easy to follow and read.	3 The word problem is written in clear and coherent language. It is easy to follow and read most of the time.	2 The word problem is not written in clear and coherent language. It is easy to follow and read some of the time.	1 The word problem is not written in clear and coherent language, or may not be observed. It is difficult to read and follow.
Mechanics	4 Proper language, capitalization and punctuation are present with no mistakes.	3 Proper language, capitalization and punctuation are present with no more than two mistakes.	2 Proper language, capitalization and punctuation may be used, but more than two mistakes.	1 Proper language, capitalization and punctuation are not observed.