4 The student answers The student correctly The student correctly The student correctly fewer than two parts answers two or three answers four of the five answers: correctly. of the parts. parts. Or, the student 9,000 meters. 4.MD.1 answers all parts 3,240 milliliters. correctly but without 41 inches. labeling the units. 135 minutes 390 ounces. 5 The student answers The student correctly The student correctly The student correctly fewer than two parts answers two of the answers three of the answers: correctly. four parts. four parts. Or, the 10 gal 1 qt. 4.MD.1 student answers all 5 ft 5 in. parts correctly but 4.MD.2 11 min 20 sec. does not show work. 20 lb 14 oz. 6 The student answers The student correctly The student correctly The student correctly: fewer than three parts answers three of the answers all parts but Completes the correctly. five parts. does not provide solid table: 36, 72, 108, 4.OA.1 reasoning or evidence 144, 180, 360 4.OA.2 of showing work in two inches. of the five parts. Or, 4.OA.3 Describes the rule, the student correctly such as multiply 4.MD.1 answers four of the five the number of parts. 4.MD.2 yards times 36. Solves for 540 inches in 15 yards. Answers yes, and provides an accurate explanation such as 15 yards is 3 times as much as 5 yards, so 3 × 180 inches = 540 inches. Answers 14 feet 7 inches using RDW.
4 4.MD.1 The student answers fewer than two parts correctly. The student correctly answers two or three of the parts. The student correctly answers four of the five parts. Or, the student answers all parts correctly but without labeling the units. The student correctly answers: 9,000 meters. 3,240 milliliters. 41 inches. 135 minutes 390 ounces. 5 4.MD.1 4.MD.2 The student answers fewer than two parts correctly. The student correctly answers two of the four parts. The student correctly answers three of the four parts. Or, the student answers all parts correctly but does not show work. The student correctly answers: 10 gal 1 qt. 5 ft 5 in. 11 min 20 sec. 20 lb 14 oz. 6 4.OA.1 4.OA.2 4.OA.3 4.MD.1 4.MD.2 The student answers fewer than three parts correctly. The student correctly answers three of the five parts. The student correctly answers all parts but does not provide solid reasoning or evidence of showing work in two of the five parts. Or, the student correctly answers four of the five parts. The student correctly: Completes the table: 36, 72, 108, 144, 180, 360 inches. Describes the rule, such as multiply the number of yards times 36. Solves for 540 inches in 15 yards. Answers yes, and provides an accurate explanation such as 15 yards is 3 times as much as 5 yards, so 3 × 180 inches = 540 inches. Answers 14 feet 7 inches using RDW.