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More Bang For Your Buck 
This rubric is for a 6th grade PBL Unit on Order of Operations. The students will be presenting on information they have been researching on how to get more bang for your buck for a family of four that has recently had a house fire in our community. The students were given a set amount of money and were to purchase items for the entire family. They will present their findings in various forms of multimedia.
Rubric Code: K3253C
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Subject: Math  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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  Thorough

20 pts

Sound

15 pts

Basic

10 pts

Oral Presentation to Classroom

Thorough

Presentation and choice of multimedia contain all of the required information:
Eye contact, Voice, Engagement, Mathematical Vocabulary, Mindful of audience, and Enthusiasm

(Highest Points = 20)
Sound

Presentation and choice of multimedia contains most of the required information:
Eye contact, Voice, Engagement, Mathematical Vocabulary, Mindful of audience, and Enthusiasm

(Highest Points = 15)
Basic

Presentation and choice multimedia contains little of required information:
Eye contact, Voice, Engagement, Mathematical Vocabulary, Mindful of audience, and Enthusiasm

(Highest Points = 10)
Multimedia Choice

Thorough

The scenario is well thought out and displayed according to the requirements. It fits the assignment for an order of operation real-world math situation.

Requirements: Organization, Validity (Mathematically correctness), Quality use of materials, Complete, Illustrations, Sophistication (complex vs easy)

(Highest Points = 20)
Sound

The scenario was adequate and displayed most of the requirements.

Requirements: Organization, Validity (Mathematically correctness), Quality use of materials, Complete, Illustrations, Sophistication (complex vs easy)

(Highest Points = 15)
Basic

The scenario was poorly displayed and contained little of the required information.

Requirements: Organization, Validity (Mathematically correctness), Quality use of materials, Complete, Illustrations, Sophistication (complex vs easy)

(Highest Points = 10)
Research/Documentation

Thorough

Information gathered clearly relates to the topic and includes details. Successfully uses internet links to find information and navigation within sites. Documentation of the requirements:

Required:
Quality, Support of your presentation/multimedia including but not limited to at least 5 Websites, Internet Advertisements, including dates and amounts

(Highest Points = 20)
Sound

Information gathered occasionally relates to topic and includes details. Documentation of the requirements is not fulifilled:

Required:
Quality, Support of your presentation/multimedia including but not limited to at least 5 Websites, Internet Advertisements, including dates and amounts

(Highest Points = 15)
Basic

Needed assistance for gathering information gathered as it relates to topic. Documentation of the requirements was not attempted:

Required:
Quality, Support of your presentation/multimedia including but not limited to at least 5 Websites, Internet Advertisements, including dates and amounts

(Highest Points = 10)



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  • Order of Operations, PBL Unit, Math, Presentation

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