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Free elementary math rubrics for ESL-EFL-ELL
Free 1st Grade Word Problems--Progress Monitoring
Are you looking for an interactive way to help your students master single-step Addition and Subtraction Word Problems? This set of 20 whole group task cards are a fun and engaging way to build addition and subtraction skills with these pages may be just the ticket! One of the truths about learning to build number sense is practicing in as many different ways as possible. I created these Low-Prep K-1st Grade Single Step Story Problems Task Cards to be MORE than just a simple worksheet. Your kids
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K - 1st
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Greatest Common Factor (GCF) and Least Common Multiple (LCM) Task
The following task can be used as an activity and/or assessment. It is a great task for a formal or informal observation. However it is important to note that students should already be familiar with the concepts of greatest common factor and least common multiple. During this task, students will encounter two real world mathematical problems. First students will pretend to work for customer service at J.F.K. airport. They will provide information about the shuttle service J.F.K. offers that t
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Grades:
5th - 6th
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CCSS:
Math Problem Solving Rubric: Standards for Mathematical Practice
How can this resource help me assess the Standards for Mathematical Practice?
How can this resource help my students understand what these standards mean?
CCSS.Math.Practice.MP1
Make sense of problems and persevere in solving them.
CCSS.Math.Practice.MP6
Attend to precision.
We all know that problem solving and math application are going to be more important than ever. Use this rubric to start to build your students’ understanding that math is more than getting the correct answer! Helpin
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Grades:
2nd - 5th
Centers/ Work Area Self Assessment Rubric
This is a self assessment form I use with my students after literacy and math centers/ work areas. I included an implementation guide and suggested printing guide. There are two options- "faces" and "seed to plant" icons. This file is in black and white for ink saving. Pease download the file and read the included implementation guide I have provided.
I hope you and your students enjoy this product.
Grades:
PreK - 3rd
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Alphabet Assessment Tracking Sheet
AssessmentsTwo Assessment sheets to record and track recognition of sounds and letters. Direction: Shade and date each letter when students show evidence of recognition. Check out other resources such as :Alphabet Handwriting Practise MatAlphabet Playdough MatsMy Alphabet Book
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Grades:
PreK - 1st
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CCSS:
Rubric: Math Class Work, Activities, Group/Partner Work
Use this rubric to objectively and easily grade your students' work.
Criteria:
* Skills
* Accuracy
* Application
* Neatness
* Participation
Other Rubric Products:
Centers Rubric - The Original (with mini-rubrics)
Rubric: Compare and Contrast
Rubric: Handwriting
Rubric: General Rubric (full-size and mini)
Daily Centers Rubric #3 (with different percentages and mini rubrics)
Reading: Fluency Rubrics and Evaluations
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Grades:
1st - 6th
Teacher Rubric Sticky Notes Templates FREEBIE
★These templates are meant to be used with standard 3x3 sticky notes -- If you don't have sticky notes, you can also print these out on different colored paper!★♥THIS PRODUCT IS FOR YOU!!!★Once your templates are printed (directions to print on sticky notes are included), you will have a way to quickly grade student work and stick the grade right on the assignments.★All academic rubrics are CCSS for grades 4-6 ★Each template includes an "I Can" statement related to the CCSS FULL PRODUCT INCLUDES
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Grades:
4th - 6th, Staff
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Hamburger Helper! The Burger Rubric to Help Students Understand Grades or Score
This rubric was designed to give a quick and easy visual so that students could easily make the connection between their work/actions and a graduated grading scale. Using a hamburger as an example makes it really easy for kids to see where they fall on a spectrum. I know others who use this sort of rubric for writing and math but I think that it’s a general concept that all students can understand no matter the subject matter.
Included in this set:
*A bun all by itself is “getting started” a
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Grades:
PreK - 12th
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Descriptive Writing Rubric
This editable scoring rubric is especially constructed to evaluate students' descriptive writings and compositions. four categories: outstanding, competent, developing, needs improvementparameters: ideas, sensory details, use of modifiers, organization, paragraphing, coherence, grammarcan be customized into another assessment toolusable as a perfect marking schemesupports peer to peer learning
Grades:
4th - 7th
WIDA Speaking Rubric - Kid Friendly
Student friendly WIDA speaking rubric for teacher or student use.
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Grades:
1st - 12th
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WIDA Writing Rubric: SCAFFOLDED and STUDENT-FRIENDLY
This rubric contains all of the necessary leveled expectations of the WIDA Writing Rubric yet presents them in student-friendly language. Each part of this product is also scaffolded differently to meet different students' needs and flow more seamlessly into different lesson designs. Included is: 1 fully completed rubric1 scaffolded rubric (presented in a fill-in-the-blank style)1 blank rubric
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Grades:
1st - 12th
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Also included in: WIDA ACCESS Preparation - Language Lady Bundle
FREE! 2nd & 3rd Grade One Page Math Skills Fluency Test
This is a simple one page math skills assessment for your students and parents to see how they have improved. I give this 20 minute timed test at the beginning of the year and at the end. Here is an editable version if you would like to adapt it to your teaching content and style. Perfect for any end of year reports.
What is included?
The 2 page MS Word file contains:
• Cover page/notes/copyright info/teacher notes (2 pages)
• 1 page math skills test starts with basic adding/subtracting to 3-4
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Grades:
2nd - 3rd
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ELL Writing Rubric
This free rubric has two versions! Both of them include 5 levels of writing: beginning, high beginning, intermediate, high intermediate and advanced.
The second version of the rubric includes scores on the page in each level from 1-3. This correlates with how well they have scored in the given level.
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Grades:
K - 8th
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Fraction Word Problem Project
This project is a wonderful review of standards 5.NF.7c and 5.NF.6 that allows students to solve real world problems with fractions. In this project, students will select a recipe from a “recipe book” and adjust it to serve a given number of people. This project based learning experience reinforces an essential life skill and reviews multi-step word problems with fractions in a relevant and interactive way.
** A rubric is included along with all necessary documents!
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Grades:
3rd - 5th
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"Selfie" Math Self-Assessment
This is a self-assessment used to help students assess their work in a station. I use this during my word problems/ reasoning station so that students are judging to see if their own work is complete.
The rubric has a scale from 1 to 4 describing how a student worked in each area.
The rubric has a section for a student to assess themselves, as well as having an "other assessment" for either a peer assessment, or a teacher assessment.
This was created from an anchor chart idea I have seen flo
Peer Evaluation Form: Presenting
This form is perfect for ELL, newcomers, and elementary students. It should be used after presentation expectations have been covered. Students use the form to provide each other with constructive feedback on their presentations and public speaking.
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Grades:
1st - 8th
CLASSBOOK AND NOTEBOOK RUBRICS
Here you can find the rubrics I use to evaluate my students' classbook and notebook. I use them in 1st, 2nd and 3rd grade. Please, if you download this resource I would really appreciate your feedback.Thank you!
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Grades:
1st - 6th
EDITABLE Progress Report FREEBIE
FREEBIE Progress Report Editable
This was created as a report to communicate with my parents. Students who were not showing progress on the report card in their grade level standards, yet were showing progress in the standards we were working on---I wanted to be able to communicate this with their parents, as well as other faculty or teachers who needed to know.
I monitor my students progress through checklists, then at the end of the marking period (quarter), I can quickly glance at their c
Grades:
K - 5th
Decimal Art
This pdf contains a fun, easy to implement activity that introduces students to decimals and makes a beautiful bulletin board. It allows students to easily see the relationship between decimals and fractions, so that they can develop conceptual understanding.
This introduction contains explicit instructions, a criteria chart, and rubrics which are aligned to the Common Core Standards and the California Math Standards.
This product has been classroom tested in grades 3, 4, and 5.
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Grades:
3rd - 5th
FINAL TASK RUBRICS
Here you have the rubrics for the final tasks that I use with my 5th grade students. They are in a Word so that you can change things if you need it! If you download it, I would appreciate your feedback, please :) Thank you!
Grades:
3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Bar Graphing - Skittles Candy
Students will taste test each Skittles Candy flavor, and then ask their classmates their favorite flavors and record the data collected. Then they use their data to create a bar graph. I use this in my 3rd grade class and it is always a big hit activity!
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Grades:
2nd - 6th
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FREE! 4th and 5th Grade One Page Math Skills Fluency Test
This is a simple one page math skills assessment for your students and parents to see how they have improved. I give this 20 minute timed test at the beginning of the year and at the end. Here is an editable version if you would like to adapt it to your teaching content and style. Perfect for any end of year reports.
What is included?
The 3 page MS Word file contains:
• Cover page/notes/copyright info/teacher notes (2 pages)
• 1 page math skills test starts with basic adding/subtracting to 3-4
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Grades:
4th - 5th
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Math Scrapbook Project
This project-based learning project consists of twelve math objectives encompassing number sense, fractions, measurement and geometry.This activity is geared more toward a teacher summative assessment of skills previously taught. The length of time for completing this project runs right at six weeks or so (teacher discretion). Students may choose to complete any of the objectives that they desire. I however, stipulate that a certain amount of objectives must be accomplished by the deadline. Rigo
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3rd - 5th
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FREE Math Problem Solving Rubric and Math Frame
Free Student Friendly Problem Solving Rubric can be used for self-assessment (Marzano) and teacher assessment for a variety math problems. Cute owl themed graphics and simple language make this easy to use. Also included is a math problem solving frame which is a graphic organizer that is used to guide students through the math problem solving process.
BEST VALUE - Math Problem Solving Essentials Bundle {K-3}
Contains an entire year's worth of math problem solving lessons and activities wi
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Grades:
1st - 3rd
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