Quadrilaterals: 3rd Grade Performance Event in Mathematics

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RELEASED SAMPLE
ITEMS GRADE 3
 
Released Performance Event Item with Student work
 
Information about this PowerPoint
 
Performance Events in Mathematics will be either 3- or
4-point items.  A student’s score for an item indicates
the level of understanding they are demonstrating for
the particular question.  Each score point provides a
range of possible papers, meaning there will be
stronger or weaker papers within each point value.
 
Information about this PowerPoint
 
The sample in this presentation is a 3
rd
 Grade item
that is worth 3-points.  Students must sort the
quadrilaterals and describe the attributes they used to
make that sort. For each sample of student work there
is an annotation indicating both the score as well as
the scoring rationale.
 
3
rd
 Grade Item
 
Scoring Guide
3 Points
The student’s response demonstrates 3 out of 3 elements below:
The student accurately sorts the quadrilaterals into the appropriate categories.
The student accurately identifies and communicates the common attributes of
rectangles and
rhombuses.
The student accurately identifies and communicates the common attributes of
quadrilaterals
that are not rectangles and rhombuses.
2 Points
The student’s response demonstrates 2 out of 3 elements of the 3‐point response.
Note: For the first bullet point, the student may receive credit for an appropriate
sorting of 5 out of 6 shapes.
1 Point
The student’s response demonstrates 1 out of 3 elements of the 3‐point response.
Note: For the first bullet point, the student may receive credit for an appropriate
sorting of 4 out of 6 shapes, unless all shapes are put in the same box.
Score – 3 Points
Student correctly sorted the quadrilaterals
as well as provided appropriate attributes
for all sets.  No deductions for spelling or
grammatical errors
Score – 3 Points
Student correctly sorted the quadrilaterals
as well as provided sufficient attributes for
all sets.  No deductions for spelling or
grammatical errors
Score – 2 Points
Student correctly sorted the quadrilaterals
as well as provided sufficient attributes for
only Rectangles.  No deductions for spelling
or grammatical errors
Score – 1 Point
Student correctly sorted the
quadrilaterals but has not provided any
of the attributes for Rectangles,
Rhombuses, or other.
Score – 0 Points
Student incorrectly sorted the
quadrilaterals and has not provided any
of the attributes for Rectangles,
Rhombuses, or other.
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This PowerPoint presentation features a 3rd-grade performance event item where students sort quadrilaterals and describe their attributes. The presentation includes student work samples with scoring guides for 3, 2, and 1 points. Students are assessed based on their ability to accurately sort quadrilaterals and communicate the common attributes of rectangles, rhombuses, and other quadrilaterals. The scoring criteria and examples provided help educators evaluate students' understanding of geometric concepts.

  • Quadrilaterals
  • Mathematics
  • 3rd Grade
  • Performance Event
  • Student Work

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  1. RELEASED SAMPLE ITEMS GRADE 3 Released Performance Event Item with Student work

  2. Information about this PowerPoint Performance Events in Mathematics will be either 3- or 4-point items. A student s score for an item indicates the level of understanding they are demonstrating for the particular question. Each score point provides a range of possible papers, meaning there will be stronger or weaker papers within each point value.

  3. Information about this PowerPoint The sample in this presentation is a 3rdGrade item that is worth 3-points. Students must sort the quadrilaterals and describe the attributes they used to make that sort. For each sample of student work there is an annotation indicating both the score as well as the scoring rationale.

  4. 3rdGrade Item

  5. Scoring Guide 3 Points The student s response demonstrates 3 out of 3 elements below: The student accurately sorts the quadrilaterals into the appropriate categories. The student accurately identifies and communicates the common attributes of rectangles and rhombuses. The student accurately identifies and communicates the common attributes of quadrilaterals that are not rectangles and rhombuses. 2 Points The student s response demonstrates 2 out of 3 elements of the 3 point response. Note: For the first bullet point, the student may receive credit for an appropriate sorting of 5 out of 6 shapes. 1 Point The student s response demonstrates 1 out of 3 elements of the 3 point response. Note: For the first bullet point, the student may receive credit for an appropriate sorting of 4 out of 6 shapes, unless all shapes are put in the same box.

  6. Score Score 3 Points 3 Points Student correctly sorted the quadrilaterals as well as provided appropriate attributes for all sets. No deductions for spelling or grammatical errors

  7. Score Score 3 Points 3 Points Student correctly sorted the quadrilaterals as well as provided sufficient attributes for all sets. No deductions for spelling or grammatical errors

  8. Score Score 2 Points 2 Points Student correctly sorted the quadrilaterals as well as provided sufficient attributes for only Rectangles. No deductions for spelling or grammatical errors

  9. Score Score 1 Point 1 Point Student correctly sorted the quadrilaterals but has not provided any of the attributes for Rectangles, Rhombuses, or other.

  10. Score Score 0 Points 0 Points Student incorrectly sorted the quadrilaterals and has not provided any of the attributes for Rectangles, Rhombuses, or other.

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