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Rubric

Level 1

Level 2

Level 3

Level 4

The student struggles

to describe a path to

collect all four objects

initially on the grid.

The student places two

more objects on the

grid but the path used

is not 15 units in total.

The student needs the

grid to determine how

to get from one location

to another.

The student cannot

explain the value of

a grid system when

asked.

The student almost

describes a path to

collect all four objects

initially on the grid.

The student places two

more objects on the

grid but the path used

is not 15 units in total.

The student needs the

grid to determine how

to get from one location

to another.

The student cannot

explain the value of

a grid system when

asked.

The student correctly

describes a path to

collect all four objects

initially on the grid.

The student places

two more objects on

the grid and correctly

describes a 15-square

path to collect all 6

objects.

The student needs the

grid to determine how

to get from one location

to another.

The student has some

difficulty explaining the

value of a grid system

when asked.

The student correctly

describes a path to

collect all four objects

initially on the grid.

The student places

two more objects on

the grid and correctly

describes a 15-square

path to collect all 6

objects.

The student generalises

how locations work on a

grid and can describe

the number of moves

given two locations

without seeing the grid.

The student is able to

explain the value of

a grid system when

asked.

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