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Rubric

Level 1

Level 2

Level 3

Level 4

The student has

difficulty meeting

the conditions of the

problem or uncovers an

answer by chance more

than by design.

The student does not

recognise what number

sentence involving

equality describes

the situation.

The student recognises

what the relationship

between the colour

combinations has

to be and correctly

creates at least one

addition situation to

make this happen. The

accompanying number

sentence may or may

not be correct.

The student does not

use one solution to

help him/her to

create another.

The student is not able

to create situations to

match given constraints

(e.g. there have to be

two equal amounts or

there have to be more

red than blue).

The student recognises

what the relationship

between the colour

combinations has

to be and correctly

creates some addition

situations with some

correct number

sentences to make

this happen.

The student does not

use one solution to

help him/her to

create another.

The student is not

always able to create

situations to match

given constraints (e.g.

there have to be two

equal amounts or there

have to be more red

than blue).

The student recognises

what the relationship

between the colour

combinations has

to be and correctly

creates many addition

situations with correct

number sentences to

make this happen.

The student realises

how to use one solution

to create others.

The student is able

to create situations to

match given constraints

(e.g. there have to be

two equal amounts or

there have to be more

red than blue).

Make It Balance

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