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    The student is being assessed on their ability to compose addition and subtraction equations and word problems. They are given numbers and asked to write number sentences and picture problems for addition with 3 and 7, and 10 and 5. They are also given numbers and asked to write number sentences and picture problems for subtraction with 6 and 1, and 12 and 4. Finally, they are asked to independently write a number sentence and word problem of their choosing without given numbers. Their work will be scored in a rubric assessing their proficiency.

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    The student is being assessed on their ability to compose addition and subtraction equations and word problems. They are given numbers and asked to write number sentences and picture problems for addition with 3 and 7, and 10 and 5. They are also given numbers and asked to write number sentences and picture problems for subtraction with 6 and 1, and 12 and 4. Finally, they are asked to independently write a number sentence and word problem of their choosing without given numbers. Their work will be scored in a rubric assessing their proficiency.

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    Summative Assessment For 5e Lesson Plan

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    The student is being assessed on their ability to compose addition and subtraction equations and word problems. They are given numbers and asked to write number sentences and picture problems for addition with 3 and 7, and 10 and 5. They are also given numbers and asked to write number sentences and picture problems for subtraction with 6 and 1, and 12 and 4. Finally, they are asked to independently write a number sentence and word problem of their choosing without given numbers. Their work will be scored in a rubric assessing their proficiency.

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    Student Name:_____________________________________________________________

    Summative Assessment: Addition and subtraction by: 1. Compose a number equation.

    2. Compose a picture problem.

    Compose a number Compose a picture


    equation using the problem for the numbers
    following numbers 3 and 10 and 5 in addition.
    7 for addition.

    Compose a number Compose a picture


    equation using the problem for the numbers
    following numbers 6 and 12 and 4 for subtraction.
    1 for subtraction.

    Compose a number Compose a picture


    equation using the problem using the
    numbers of your choice numbers of your choice
    and the math operation and the operation of your
    of your choice. choice. (Numbers and
    operation may not be the
    same as the problem to
    the left.

    Rubric:
    Topic: Got It (3 Almost Need
    points) There (2 More
    points) Help (1
    point)
    Student will
    compose a
    number
    equation with
    given numbers
    for addition.
    Notes:

    Student will
    compose a
    picture problem
    with given
    numbers for
    addition.
    Notes:

    Student will
    compose a
    number
    equation with
    given numbers
    for Subtraction.
    Notes:

    Student will
    compose a
    picture problem
    with given
    numbers for
    subtraction.
    Notes:
    Students will
    independently
    create a
    number
    equation
    without given
    numbers.
    Notes:
    Students will
    independently
    create a picture
    problem
    without given
    numbers.
    Notes:

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