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Rubric

Level 1

Level 2

Level 3

Level 4

The student struggles

to explain why what was

created was or was not

a pattern.

If the student creates

a pattern, he/she

struggles to explain

what the coloured

numbers have in

common.

The student can

articulate how what

he/she created was

a pattern by referring

somehow to a repetitive

action or elements.

The student creates

at least one pattern

and is able to observe

something the coloured

numbers have in

common.

The student can

articulate how what

he/she created was

a pattern by referring

somehow to a repetitive

action or elements.

The student creates at

least two patterns and

is able to explain what

the coloured numbers

have in common.

The student can

articulate how what

he/she created was

a pattern by referring

somehow to a repetitive

action or elements.

The student creates

at least two or three

patterns that are not

overly similar and is

able to explain what the

coloured numbers have

in common.

At least one of the

student observations

is unique or somewhat

unexpected.

Hundred Chart

Patterns