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Geometry - City Project
Geometry - City Project
Students must create a map of a city. The map must include a city name, two examples of parallel lines, 2 examples of perpendicular lines, 5 different polygons, and 2 different types of triangles, 1 trapezoid and 1 parallelogram, illustrated (using ruler and protractor) and colored. Finished product will be discussed (with shapes and angles) during a critique. 150 points
Rubric Code:
Q5W3W7
By
vanshelleturner
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Subject:
Math
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
K-5
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Elements of Design
Exceed Standard
4 pts
Meets Standard
3 pts
Approaching Standard
2 pts
Does Not Meet Standard
1 pts
Two Pairs of Parallel lines
Exceed Standard
Parallel lines are obvious and integrated well within the illustration. Has two sets of parallel lines.
Meets Standard
Somewhat large and appropriate use of parallel lines. Only one set of parallel lines.
Approaching Standard
Very small depiction of parallel lines. Hard to find in illustration. Only one set of parallel Lines
Does Not Meet Standard
No parallel lines in illustration.
Two Pairs of Perpendicular lines
Exceed Standard
Perpendicular lines are obvious and integrated well within the illustration. Has two sets of perpendicular lines.
Meets Standard
Somewhat large and appropriate use of perpendicular lines. Only one set of perpendicular lines.
Approaching Standard
Very small depiction of perpendicular lines. Hard to find in illustration. Only one set of perpendicular lines.
Does Not Meet Standard
No perpendicular lines in illustration.
Five polygons
Exceed Standard
Polygon shapes (5) are all different, and integrated well within the illustration.
Meets Standard
Somewhat larger variety and use of polygon shapes. Used only 3 different polygons.
Approaching Standard
Limited use of polygon shapes. Used only 2 different polygons.
Does Not Meet Standard
No polygons were incorporated in the illustration.
Two triangles
Exceed Standard
Two different triangular shapes were integrated well within the illustration.
Meets Standard
Somewhat larger variety and use of trangular shapes. Used two of the same triangles.
Approaching Standard
Limited use of triangle shapes. Used only one triangle.
Does Not Meet Standard
No triganles were incorporated in the illustration.
Trapezoid
Exceed Standard
Trapezoid shape is integrated well within the illustration appropriately.
Meets Standard
Somewhat larger but appropriate use of a trapezoid.
Approaching Standard
Small use of a trapezoid. Could not find in illustration without asking.
Does Not Meet Standard
A trapezoid was not incorporated in the illustration.
Illustration and Color
Exceed Standard
Illustrated with great care, and the use of a ruler and protractor is evident in the creation of shapes. Coloring is neatly completed. City title is clearly written.
Meets Standard
Illustrated with some care with limited use of a ruler and protrator in creation of shapes. Coloring is fair. City title is clearly written
Approaching Standard
Illustration is sloppy and completed without the use of the ruler or protrator. Coloring is limited and sloppy.
No title.
Does Not Meet Standard
Did not color the city map. No title.
Keywords:
geometry
Subjects:
Math
Types:
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