Collaborative Group Rubric for Participation and Collaboration
Pinkadots Elementary
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Grade Levels
2nd - 7th
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- PDF
Pages
4 pages
Pinkadots Elementary
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What educators are saying
This was exactly what I was looking for. It was very easy to use and breaks apart the important components of a group project.
We used this for a group project. My students got a copy and I displayed a copy of it on the board each day they worked on it so they knew exactly what they were graded on. Simple and explanatory and I loved it. I will use it again.
Description
This great collaborative group rubric is a student friendly way to grade each child on their participation during group work, partnerships, debates, and even lessons in ANY SUBJECT!
The rubric is based on a three point scale with the criterion of effort, attitude, listening, speaking, and contribution.
With the Common Core Standards being driven by student participation in groups, this is an excellent resource for teachers and students.
Also included is a chart for recording your students and scores.
This rubric would be great blown up into a poster for a bulletin board or lesson!
This rubric was just revised with a new clean/clear look including two different color choices. Enjoy!
The rubric is based on a three point scale with the criterion of effort, attitude, listening, speaking, and contribution.
With the Common Core Standards being driven by student participation in groups, this is an excellent resource for teachers and students.
Also included is a chart for recording your students and scores.
This rubric would be great blown up into a poster for a bulletin board or lesson!
This rubric was just revised with a new clean/clear look including two different color choices. Enjoy!
Total Pages
4 pages
Answer Key
N/A
Teaching Duration
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