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Integers Integers Addition and Subtraction of Integers, Using Two Visual Components in the Lesson: 1) Number Lines and 2) Visual Illustration of the Student's Choice. On Number Line Illustrations, green arrows mean positive and red arrows mean negative. Rubric Code: G7A682 By ladymath63 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Math Type: Project Grade Levels: K-5

Integers Project Demonstrate Understanding of Adding & Subtracting Integers with Illustrations
	Poor Has little or no understanding of material 1 pts	Average Has a basic, but still incomplete, understanding. 2 pts	Very Good Has a solid understanding and can apply understanding sometimes to new material. 3 pts	Exceeds Expectations Has a superior understanding and can apply to new material. 4 pts
Adding a Positive and a Negative Show problems with number line	Poor Cannot demonstrate problem on a number line. Cannot get correct answer with correct sign more than 75% of the time.	Average Show problem with 2 integers on a number line with correct illustration and solution more than 75% of the time.	Very Good Shows problems with 3 or 4 integers and shows correct illustration and solution more than 90% of the time.	Exceeds Expectations Shows complicated problems with 5 or more integers, shows correct illustration and solutions.
Adding Two Negative Numbers Show problems with number line	Poor Cannot demonstrate problem on a number line. Cannot get correct answer with correct sign more than 75% of the time.	Average Show problem with 2 integers on a number line with correct illustration and solution more than 75% of the time.	Very Good Shows problems with 3 or 4 integers and shows correct illustration and solution more than 90% of the time.	Exceeds Expectations Shows complicated problems with 5 or more integers, with correct illustration and solutions.
Subtracting Negatives Show problems with number line	Poor Cannot demonstrate problem on a number line. Cannot get correct answer with correct sign more than 75% of the time.	Average Show problem with 2 integers on a number line with correct illustration and solution more than 75% of the time.	Very Good Shows problems with 3 or 4 integers and shows correct illustration and solution more than 90% of the time.	Exceeds Expectations Shows complicated problems with 5 or more integers, with correct illustration and solutions.
Original Illustration Project Given Six Problems: Produce Original Illustration of the concept of Addition and Subtraction of Positive and Negative Integers. Suggestions are: Money, Icebergs, Poker Chips, Celsius Temperatures	Poor Shows poor effort with visual component.	Average Shows basic effort with visual component.	Very Good Shows very good effort with visual component.	Exceeds Expectations Puts in superior effort with visual component.
Project Answers Six Problems, as above, solved.	Poor Has difficulty understanding integer operations and less than 4 of the six have correct answers.	Average Demonstrates a basic, but not complete, understanding of integer operations. Four of six are correct.	Very Good Demonstrates clear understanding of integer operations. Five of six are correct.	Exceeds Expectations Shows clear understanding of integer operations and all answers are correct.

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