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angry birds project Pre-AP angry birds project Students will use quadratics to create and solve a problem situation based upon the angry birds game. Rubric Code: E937WC By kemblem Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Math Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

Angry birds Enter rubric description
	Excellent 5 pts	Good 4 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Design game picture Enter description	Excellent picture includes sling shot (starting point) and original building with complex design (more than two geometric shapes involved) picture has been colored	Good picture includes sling shot (starting point) and original building (two geometric shapes involved) picture is colored	Fair picture includes (starting point) and original building (one or two geometric shapes involved) picture is colored	Poor picture is incomplete (missing building structure or starting point picture is not colored
determine paths of birds Parabolic paths represent trajectories of birds	Excellent 4 or more parabolic paths Parabolic paths are smooth and pass through starting point (sling shot) and vertex before hitting target and include ending point	Good 3 parabolic paths Parabolic paths are smooth and pass through starting point (sling shot) and vertex before hitting target and include ending point	Fair 2 parabolic paths Parabolic paths are smooth and pass through starting point (sling shot) and vertex before hitting target and include ending point	Poor 1 parabolic path Parabolic path is not smooth and does not pass through starting point (sling shot) and vertex before hitting target
data points data points are clearly marked and are used to create parabolas	Excellent data points are clearly marked and labeled and are used to create parabolas Data points include starting point (sling shot), vertex, and ending point (where bird hits the target)	Good data points are clearly marked (but not labeled) and are used to create parabolas Data points include starting point (sling shot), vertex, and ending point (where bird hits the target)	Fair data points are clearly marked (but not labeled) and are used to create parabolas Data points include only 2 of the following: starting point (sling shot), vertex, and ending point (where bird hits the target)	Poor *data points are not clearly marked, not labeled, and/or are not used to create parabolas
quadratic equations Quadratic equations are created using vertex form	Excellent Quadratic equations (in vertex form) accurately pass through all 3 points (sling shot, vertex, and target) 4 quadratic equations are present	Good Quadratic equations (in vertex form) accurately pass through all 3 points (sling shot, vertex, and target) 3 quadratic equations are present	Fair Quadratic equations(in vertex form) accurately pass through 2 points (sling shot, vertex, and target) 2 quadratic equations are present	Poor Quadratic equation (in vertex form) does not pass through more than 1 point (sling shot, vertex, and target) 1 quadratic equation is present

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