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Rubric

Level 1

Level 2

Level 3

Level 4

The student creates

none or one or two

‘almost shapes’, but

substantially changes

the sizes of the shapes.

The student is not

successful explaining

why the new shapes are

almost the old shapes,

but not quite.

The student does not

offer a compelling

explanation for which

change he/she feels is

most significant

and why.

The student creates

at least three ‘almost

shapes’, but uses the

same sort of property

change each time,

sometimes changing

area significantly.

The student is not

successful explaining

why the new shapes are

almost the old shapes,

but not quite.

The student does not

offer a compelling

explanation for which

change he/she feels is

most significant

and why.

The student creates

at least four ‘almost

shapes’ by changing

at least two types of

geometric properties

without changing area

too much.

The student reasonably

explains why the new

shapes are almost the

old shapes, but not

quite.

The student offers

some explanation for

which change he/she

feels is most significant

and why.

The student creates

at least four ‘almost

shapes’ by changing

at least two types of

geometric properties

without changing area

too much.

The student reasonably

explains why the new

shapes are almost the

old shapes, but not

quite.

The student offers

some explanation for

which change he/she

feels is most significant

and why.

Quadrilaterals

Geometry