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Algebra 1 Important Book 
Math Children's Book
The students are to create a children's book, in the format of Margaret Wise Brown's "The Important Book."
Rubric Code: WXW3XC8
By jpyemma
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Subject: Math  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 6-8

Powered by iRubric The Important Book
  Accomplished

4 pts

Good

3 pts

Fair

2 pts

Basic

1 pts

Poor

0 pts

Total

(N/A)

Content

Accomplished

The book includes all topics covered, and:

-many math facts/procedures are demonstrated creatively
-all math is correct
Good

The book includes all the requirements. The student clearly explained each piece of mathematics, and:
-most of the math is correct
Fair

The book included most of the required topics (1-5 missing). The student explained somewhat clearly most of the mathematics, and:
-most of the math is correct (1-3 mistakes)
Basic

The book was missing more than 5 topics and/or more than 3 math mistakes were made. The student explained somewhat clearly most of the mathematics.
Poor

The book was missing more than 10 topics and/or the student did not clearly explain most of the mathematics and/or more than 10 math mistakes were made.
Total
Detail/Format

This section will be applied to each page of your Important Book
Accomplished

You used the correct format of "The Important Book"

-Opening
-5 important statements
-closing
Good

You used the correct format of "The Important Book"

-Opening
-4 important statements
-closing
Fair

You used the correct format of "The Important Book"

-Opening
-2-3 important facts
-closing
Basic

You used the correct format, but only had 1 important fact

OR

You had more than 3 facts but did not use the correct format.
Poor

You did not include any important facts about a topic

OR

You did not use the correct format with less than 3 facts.
Total
Accuracy of language

Accomplished

Flawless use of grammar and mechanics.
Good

One to two mistakes occurred but did not distract from the understanding of the story.
Fair

Three to four mistakes occured but do not distract from the understanding of the story.
Basic

Many mistakes are present and they begin to distract from the story.
Poor

Mistakes in structure of sentences inhibit understanding.
Total
Illustrations

Accomplished

The illustrations are Math oriented, creative, and directly relate to the words on the page and are appropriate for the page in size and text.
Good

The illustrations mostly fill the page and are appropriate for the text.
Fair

The illustrations somewhat fill the page and are appropriate for the text.
Basic

The pictures do not fill the page and are irrelevant to the topic.
Poor

There are pictures missing.

The pages are incomplete.
Total
Creativity

Accomplished

The student's Important Book was very creative and unique. The student used the information from the Algebra unit very well in the book.

(10 bonus points)
Good
Fair
Basic
Poor

The student's Important Book was not creative or original. They showed no indication that they used extra creativity on this assignment.

(0 bonus points)
Total



Keywords:
  • Math, children's book, Important Book



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