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Rubric

Level 1

Level 2

Level 3

Level 4

The student cannot

decide how to proceed

or is far off in actually

performing the

measurement.

The student creates a

reasonable baby step

and giant step but is

not very accurate in

determining the number

of baby steps required.

The student is unsure

about how to make the

measurement either

bigger or smaller.

The student chooses a

reasonable baby step

and giant step and

determines the number

of baby steps in a giant

step using a suitable

technique.

The student refers to

only one size of unit

or size of object when

describing how to make

the number of units

bigger or smaller.

The student chooses a

reasonable baby step

and giant step and

determines the number

of baby steps in a giant

step using a suitable

technique.

The student refers to

both size of unit and

size of object when

describing how to make

the number of units

bigger or smaller.

Baby Steps and Giant Steps

Measurement