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Puzzlemaker project angry birds project Students will create a puzzle or matching game that reinforces concepts of quadratic and absolute value transformations including vertical shift, horizontal shift, vertical stretch, compression, and reflection. Rubric Code: A82W5C By kemblem Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Math Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

Puzzlemaker Students will create a puzzle or matching game that reinforces concepts of quadratic and absolute value transformations including vertical shift, horizontal shift, vertical stretch, compression, and reflection.
	Excellent 5 pts	Good 4 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Choose game type Enter description	Excellent 4 by 4 puzzle game	Good 40 piece matching game	Fair 3 by 3 puzzle or 30 piece puzzle	Poor Puzzle or matching game is incomplete
complexity of puzzle problems "simple" means only 1 transformation in the equation; complex means at least 3 transformations in the equation	Excellent 2 or fewer "simple" quadratics or absolute values; at least 4 complex equations	Good 3 "simple" problems at least 3 complex problems	Fair 4 "simple" problems 2 complex problems	Poor 5 or more "simple" probems no complex problems
neatness/aesthetics Is it pleasing to the eyes? Does it have a "going above and beyond look"?	Excellent Overall neatness observed (no scribbles or mark throughs) Equations and/or graphs and descriptions are easy to read Extra decoration to enhance the look	Good 2 of 3 excellent criteria observed	Fair 1 of 3 excellent criteria observed	Poor no excellent criteria observed
Accuracy / completeness of work	Excellent Equations and corresponding graphs or descriptions of transformations are accurate and correct Equal number of quadratic and absolute value problems	Good Equations and corresponding graphs or descriptions of transformations are accurate and correct More of one type of problem than the other (quadratic and absolute value)	Fair Equations and corresponding graphs or descriptions of transformations are accurate and correct Only one type of problem (quadratic or absolute value)	Poor Equations and corresponding graphs or descriptions of transformations are inaccurate and incorrect Puzzle/matching game is incomplete