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Rubric

Level 1

Level 2

Level 3

Level 4

The student cannot

determine a possible

pair of addends.

The student is not

sure about the least or

greatest possible pair.

The student cannot

explain how to get a

new answer from an

existing one.

The student correctly

determines a possible

pair of addends.

The student can

demonstrate how 17

blocks could be used to

represent the sum.

The student is not

sure about the least or

greatest possible pair.

The student cannot

explain how to get a

new answer from an

existing one.

The student correctly

determines 2 or 3

possible pairs of

addends.

The student indicates

that the sum could also

have been represented

by 35 blocks.

The student is not

sure about the least or

greatest possible pair.

The student can explain

how to get a new answer

from an existing one.

The student correctly

determines 4 or 5

possible pairs of

addends.

The student can

clearly explain why it

was possible to use 17

blocks or 35 blocks to

represent the sum.

The student correctly

identifies the least such

number pair, when

asked and why there

must be a maximum.

The student clearly

explains how to get

a new answer from

an existing one.

Adding with Blocks

Number