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Rubric

Level 1

Level 2

Level 3

Level 4

The student meets

the conditions of at

least one of the three

requirements at least

one way.

The student struggles

to explain how he/she

created the units.

The student might or

might not show that

it takes more smaller

units than larger

ones to measure a

length, but only in this

particular situation.

The student meets the

conditions of each of

the three requirements

at least one way.

The student is able to

explain how he/she

created at least one of

the units.

The student shows that

it takes more smaller

units than larger ones

to measure a length,

but only in this

particular situation.

The student creates at

least two different units

to meet the first two

requirements and at

least one unit to meet

the last requirement.

The student is able to

explain how he/she

created some of

their units.

The student

demonstrates an

understanding that

it takes more smaller

units and/or fewer

larger units to measure

a length.

The student creates at

least two different units

to meet each of the

three requirements.

The student clearly

explains how he/she

created the units.

The student

demonstrates an

understanding that

it takes more smaller

units and/or fewer

larger units to measure

a length and that there

were other solutions

than theirs to meet the

task requirements.

How Many Units?

Measurement