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Rubric

Level 1

Level 2

Level 3

Level 4

The student correctly

sets his/her clocks

but is unable to

independently

determine the amount

of time that has

passed.

The student does not

correctly determine

the least and greatest

amount of possible

time that has passed.

The student cannot

correctly determine

start and end times so

that requirements for

particular elapsed times

are met.

The student correctly

sets his/her clocks and

is close to describing

the correct amount of

time.

The student does not

correctly determine

the least and greatest

amounts of possible

time that have passed.

The student cannot

correctly determine

start and end times so

that requirements for

particular elapsed times

are met.

The student correctly

sets his/her clocks and

correctly determines the

amount of time that

has passed. The start

and end times might be

on the numbers of the

clock.

The student correctly

determines the least

and greatest amounts

of possible time that

have passed.

The student cannot

always correctly

determine start and

end times so that

requirements for

particular elapsed times

are met.

The student correctly

sets his/her clocks and

correctly determines the

amount of time that

has passed. He or she

uses times where the

minute hand is not on

the 12 numbers of the

clock.

The student correctly

determines the least

and greatest amounts

of possible time that

have passed.

The student can

correctly determine

start and end times so

that requirements for

particular elapsed times

are met.

Clocks

Measurement