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Student Observations - Place Value 
The student will demonstrate understanding of fair trading, and regrouping sets of ten. The student will demonstrate understanding of value. The student will represent numbers concretely and pictorially. The student will work cooperatively with a partner.
Rubric Code: K439X4
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Subject: Math  
Type: (Other)  
Grade Levels: (none)

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  Poor

3 pts

Fair

4 pts

Good

5 pts

Partner Work

Poor

The student did not work cooperatively with partner.
Fair

The student worked cooperatively with partner most of the time.
Good

The student did a good job working cooperatively with partner all of the time.
Fair Trade

Poor

The sutdent could not verbalize or demonstrate meaning of fair trade .
Fair

The student could verbalize a basic understanding of fair trade--or could not verbalize the explanation, but could demonstrate it.
Good

The student could verbalize a thorough understanding of a fair trade and could demonstrate it.
Regrouping/Trading

Poor

The student could not correctly trade groups of ten.
Fair

The student usually traded groups of tens for larger units, but made a few errors.
Good

The student consistently traded groups of tens with little to no error.
Understanding Value

Poor

The student could not verbalize or demonstrate any concept of value of blocks.
Fair

The student could verbalize or demonstrate a basic understanding of the value of the blocks.
Good

The student gave a thorough explanation of the value of each block, and demonstrated a good understanding of that value.
Representing Numbers

Poor

The student can only represent numbers concretely with place value blocks.
Fair

The student can represent numbers by naming them, building them, and drawing them.
Good

The student can represent a number by writing it, naming it, building it, drawing it, and expanding it.




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