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Grade 5 Pizza Fractions Project Rubric Grade 5 Pizza Fractions Project Rubric Students will use a pizza box to create a pizza and fractions for the toppings. Rubric Code: XX8WX59 By MrsGenton Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Math Type: Project Grade Levels: K-5

Pizza Fractions Bottom
	Excellent 10 pts	Great 8 pts	Good 6 pts	Needs improvement 4 pts
Pizza Pieces	Excellent My pizza has 8 or more slices of pizza representing at least 5 different fractions.	Great My pizza has 6-7 slices of pizza.	Good My pizza has 4-5 slices of pizza.	Needs improvement My pizza has less than 4 slices
Attractiveness	Excellent The pizza is exceptionally attractive in terms of design, layout, and neatness.	Great The pizza is acceptably attractive in terms of design, layout and neatness.	Good The pizza is somewhat attractive though it may be a bit messy.	Needs improvement The pizza is messy.
Pizza Fractions Top
	Excellent 10 pts	Great 8 pts	Good 6 pts	Needs improvement 0 pts
Key	Excellent My pizza has a key explaining the toppings and the 5 or more different fractions accurately. -Next to each of the 5 different fractions, you wrote 2 equivalent fractions to that one.	Great My pizza has a key explaining the toppings and the 4-5 different fractions accurately. -Next to each of the fractions, you wrote 2 equivalent fractions to that one.	Good My pizza has a key explaining the toppings and the 3 or less different fractions accurately. -Next to each of the different fractions, you wrote 1-2 equivalent fractions to that one	Needs improvement My pizza has no key.
Fractions	Excellent My pizza represents 5 or more different fractions of toppings accurately and all fractions are written in simplest form.	Great My pizza represents 3-4 fractions of toppings accurately and all fractions are written in simplest form.	Good My pizza represents 1-2 fractions of toppings accurately and all fractions are written in simplest form.	Needs improvement My pizza does not represent any fractions.
Word Problem	Excellent 2 word problems are included using the fractions of your pizza for others to solve. The 2 word problems were written accurately, showed depth, and were solvable using the pizza.	Great 2 word problems are included for others to solve. The 2 word problems 2 word problems were written accurately, and were solvable using the pizza, but needed to be more complex.	Good Word problems were not written accurately and were not solvable using the pizza.	Needs improvement Word problems are missing
Neatness	Excellent All work is hand written in my neatest handwriting and is easy to read.	Great All work is hand written but some parts are difficult to read.	Good All work is hand written and difficult to read.	Needs improvement Work is not legible.
Project Submitted	Excellent My project was turned in on time! Due March 9, 2017	Great My project was turned in 1-2 days late. Date received_______	Good My Project was turned in more than 3 days late. Date received_______	Needs improvement N/A

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