Jenks Public Schools 4th Grade Report Card Rubrics Reading/Language Arts Standard Student’s text level Reads with fluency and expression Uses comprehension strategies 3 – Consistently Successful 85% to 100% of the time 2 – Progressing 70% to 84% of the time 1 – Area of Concern Less than 70% of the time Teacher will indicate the text level where the student read for the previous quarter. The student can be consistently reading in below-grade level texts or in at-grade level texts or in above-grade level texts. Consistently reads with fluency and Reads line by line with some fluency and expression. Reading flows smoothly with Choppy reading; substitutes and misses inflection; inconsistently uses punctuation consistent use of punctuation cues (ending words. Seldom uses punctuation cues. cues. marks, comma pauses). Consistently demonstrates, through oral Inconsistently demonstrates, through oral Rarely demonstrates, through oral discussion discussion and/or written responses, use of a discussion and/or written responses, use of a and/or written responses, use of a wide wide variety of thinking strategies for wide variety of thinking strategies for variety of thinking strategies for comprehension. comprehension. comprehension. Understands/ applies word study strategies Consistently uses word parts, context clues, and word reference materials. Demonstrates research skills Consistently identifies topic & key words, locates and uses a variety of sources extracting important information and communicating it in an organized format. Organizes and expresses ideas verbally Effectively integrates oral expression skills i.e., speaks clearly & distinctly, makes good word choices, uses eye contact, gestures, & appropriate volume. Needs occasional teacher direction to identify topic and key words, locate and use a variety of sources, extract important information and communicate it in an organized format. Shows attention to oral expression skills i.e., speaks clearly and distinctly, makes good word choices, uses eye contact, gestures, and appropriate volume. Writes legibly/ forms cursive letters correctly Consistently writes legibly in daily work and forms cursive letters correctly. Inconsistent in forming cursive letters correctly & writing legibly in daily work. Struggles to form cursive letters and write legibly in daily work. Listens critically to all forms of oral communication Consistently demonstrates listening skills i.e., focuses on the speaker, makes eye contact, asks related questions, shows respect, provides evidence of learning that supports the speaker’s main idea. Sometimes needs reminders about listening skills i.e., focusing on the speaker, making eye contact, asking related questions, showing respect, providing evidence of learning that supports the speaker’s main idea. Rarely demonstrates listening skills i.e., focus, eye contact, questioning, respect, evidence of learning. Inconsistently uses word parts, context clues, and word reference materials. Rarely uses word parts, context clues, and word reference materials. Needs constant teacher direction to identify topic and key words, locate and use a variety of sources, extract important information and communicate it in an organized format. Shows some attention to eye contact and volume. *Suggested Assessment Tools: Teacher observations, rubrics, checklists, completion of tasks, manipulatives, journals, and portfolios. Revised June 2015 for science. 1 Jenks Public Schools 4th Grade Report Card Rubrics Reading/Language Arts … continued Standard Uses the writing process to communicate through a variety of written forms. 3 – Consistently Successful 85% to 100% of the time Consistently uses a writing process in composing texts i.e., uses a variety of prewriting strategies to collect and organize ideas; composes rough draft with fluency; revises drafts to develop voice, make writing more interesting and descriptive (word choices), assure complete sentences & use of a variety of sentence structures, & attend to organization and flow of ideas; edits to apply grammar skills, correct spelling errors, attend to correct punctuation, capitalization, and indention; publish. 2 – Progressing 70% to 84% of the time 1 – Area of Concern Less than 70% of the time Needs some assistance in using a writing process in composing texts i.e., uses some pre-writing strategies to collect and organize ideas; composes rough draft with some fluency; applies some revision strategies; show attention to some editing tasks (punctuation, grammar, capitalization), publishes. Struggles in using a writing process in composing texts i.e., jumps into composing, sometimes struggles with composing, rarely chooses to revise or edit, often fails to finish a writing piece. *Suggested Assessment Tools: Teacher observations, rubrics, checklists, completion of tasks, manipulatives, journals, and portfolios. Revised June 2015 for science. 2 Jenks Public Schools 4th Grade Report Card Rubrics Mathematics Standard Demonstrates skill in problem solving Demonstrates understanding in number & operations and in operations and algebraic thinking Demonstrates understanding in measurement and data Demonstrates understanding in geometry 3 – Consistently Successful 85% to 100% of the time Consistently applies mathematical strategies to real-life situations, using a variety of strategies (manipulatives, pictures, numbers, words) and clearly explaining the strategies used. 2 – Progressing 70% to 84% of the time Inconsistently applies mathematical strategies to real-life situations, using some strategies and attempting to explain the strategies used. 1 – Area of Concern Less than 70% of the time Rarely applies mathematical strategies to real-life situations. Struggles to use and explain a strategy. Consistently selects the appropriate unit of measurement and successfully uses/applies measurement skills when solving problems. Consistently shows skill in organizing a data set of measurements in fractions of a unit on a line plot; interprets data to solve fraction addition and subtraction problems. Rarely demonstrates understanding of and skill in whole number, fraction, decimal operations and computation and in estimation; needs assistance. Rarely shows skill in solving multi-step word problems using addition, subtraction, multiplication, & division; requires assistance with solving; often struggles to explain reasoning. Rarely selects the appropriate unit of Inconsistently selects the appropriate unit of measurement and rarely uses/applies measurement and inconsistently uses/applies measurement skills when solving problems; measurement skills when solving problems; needs assistance. needs occasional support. Rarely shows skill in organizing a data set Inconsistently shows skill in organizing a data of measurements in fractions of a unit on a set of measurements in fractions of a unit on a line plot; interprets data to solve fraction line plot; interprets data to solve fraction addition and subtraction problems; requires addition and subtraction problems; needs assistance. occasional support. Consistently describes, analyzes, compares, & classifies two-dimension shapes and figures i.e., lines, angles, lines of symmetry. Inconsistently describes, analyzes, compares, & classifies two-dimension shapes and figures i.e., lines, angles, lines of symmetry.; needs occasional support. Consistently demonstrates understanding of and skill in whole number, fraction, decimal operations and computation and in estimation. Consistently shows skill in solving multistep word problems using addition, subtraction, multiplication, & division; explains reasoning. Inconsistently demonstrates understanding of and skill in whole number, fraction, decimal operations and computation and in estimation; needs occasional support. Inconsistently shows skill in solving multistep word problems using addition, subtraction, multiplication, & division; needs occasional support with solving and explaining reasoning. Rarely describes, analyzes, compares, & classifies two-dimension shapes and figures i.e., lines, angles, lines of symmetry; requires assistance. *Suggested Assessment Tools: Teacher observations, rubrics, checklists, completion of tasks, manipulatives, journals, and portfolios. Revised June 2015 for science. 3 Jenks Public Schools 4th Grade Report Card Rubrics Science Standard 3 – Consistently Successful 85% to 100% of the time 2 – Progressing 70% to 84% of the time Understands and uses science and engineering practices Consistently uses science and engineering design processes and tools e.g., Asking questions; defining problems Developing and using models Planning and carrying out investigations Analyzing and interpreting data Using mathematics and computational thinking Constructing explanations and designing solutions Engaging in argument from evidence Obtaining, evaluating, and communicating information Consistently uses understanding of concepts and key ideas when contributing to class discussions, participating in group and individual investigations, and completing oral and written communication tasks. In consistently uses science and engineering design processes and tools, sometimes needing assistance, e.g., Asking questions; defining problems Developing and using models Planning and carrying out investigations Analyzing and interpreting data Using mathematics and computational thinking Constructing explanations and designing solutions Engaging in argument from evidence Obtaining, evaluating, and communicating information. Communicates understanding of concepts and content Area of Concern Less than 70% of the time Seldom, even with assistance, is able to use science and engineering design processes and tools e.g., Asking questions; defining problems Developing and using models Planning and carrying out investigations Analyzing and interpreting data Using mathematics and computational thinking Constructing explanations and designing solutions Engaging in argument from evidence Obtaining, evaluating, and communicating information Inconsistently uses understanding of Rarely, even with assistance, uses concepts and key ideas when contributing understanding of concepts and key ideas to class discussions, participating in group when contributing to class discussions, and individual investigations, and participating in group and individual completing oral and written investigations, and completing oral and communication tasks; sometimes needs written communication tasks. assistance. *Suggested Assessment Tools: Teacher observations, rubrics, checklists, completion of tasks, manipulatives, journals, and portfolios. Revised June 2015 for science. 4 Jenks Public Schools 4th Grade Report Card Rubrics Social Studies Standard Demonstrates knowledge U. S. regions/ cultures Demonstrates knowledge of geography Demonstrates an understanding of historical people and events and their impact Locates/ interprets information using a variety of resources 3 – Consistently Successful 85% to 100% of the time Demonstrates through activities and/or class discussions an understanding of concepts being taught. Demonstrates curiosity; initiates exploration and discovery; transfers previous knowledge. Demonstrates through activities and/or class discussions an understanding of concepts being taught. Demonstrates through activities and/or class discussions an understanding of concepts being taught. Demonstrates curiosity; initiates exploration and discovery; transfers previous knowledge. Consistently demonstrates skill in locating, reading, & interpreting information from a variety of sources. 2 – Progressing 70% to 84% of the time Demonstrates through activities and/or class discussions an inconsistent understanding of the concepts taught; shows an interest regarding concepts being taught; explores through teacher direction; transfers some previous knowledge. Demonstrates through activities and/or class discussions an inconsistent understanding of the concepts taught. Demonstrates through activities and/or class discussions an inconsistent understanding of the concepts taught; shows an interest regarding concepts being taught; explores through teacher direction; transfers some previous knowledge. Inconsistently demonstrates skill in locating, reading, & interpreting information from a variety of sources. 1 – Area of Concern Less than 70% of the time Struggles with understanding concepts being taught. Struggles with understanding concepts being taught. Struggles with understanding concepts being taught. Rarely demonstrates skill in locating, reading, & interpreting information from a source. Technology Standard Demonstrates keyboarding skills. Uses various technologies to find, evaluate, organize and present information. 3 – Consistently Successful 85 to 100% of the time Consistently uses appropriate posture, finger positions, & key stroking; demonstrates skill in keeping eyes on the screen. Demonstrates skill with input & output devices (scanner), in producing Power Point presentations (timing, animation, and sound), in navigating & evaluating bookmarked Internet sites, & in listening to/developing an audio pod cast. 2 – Progressing 70 to 84% of the time Is inconsistent with posture, finger positions, and key stroking; developing skill in keeping eyes on the screen. Occasionally needs assistance with input & output devices (scanner), in producing PowerPoint presentations (timing, animation, and sound), in navigating & evaluating bookmarked Internet sites, & in listening to/developing an audio pod cast. Area of Concern Less than 70% of the time Uses one or two fingers and searches the keyboard to find the correct key. Must have assistance with input & output devices, in producing PowerPoint presentations, in navigating & evaluating bookmarked Internet sites, & in listening to/developing an audio pod cast. *Suggested Assessment Tools: Teacher observations, rubrics, checklists, completion of tasks, manipulatives, journals, and portfolios. Revised June 2015 for science. 5 Jenks Public Schools 4th Grade Report Card Rubrics Chinese Standard Participates in conversations on familiar topics, asking and answering a variety of questions Presents information on familiar topics using connected sentences Writes briefly about familiar topics, using characters Understands the main idea of short and simple written texts Understands similarities/ differences between the target culture/ own Reads and writes using the Pin yin system 3 – Consistently Successful 85 to 100% of the time Consistently demonstrates skill in conversation on familiar topics; can ask and answer a variety of questions. Presents on familiar topics, with confidence and skill in using connected sentences. Consistently uses characters to write short compositions on a familiar topic. Consistently demonstrates skill in reading determining the main idea of short and simple written texts. Consistently understands and describes similarities and differences between the target culture and own. Consistently demonstrates skill in reading and writing using the Pin yin system 2 – Progressing 70 to 84% of the time Needs some support and encouragement to participate in conversations on familiar topics; may be more comfortable answering a question than asking a question. Needs some assistance in presenting on familiar topics, may use phrases or hesitate rather than using connected sentences. Needs support (printed models) in using characters to write short compositions on a familiar topic. Area of Concern Less than 70% of the time Struggles to participate in conversations on familiar topics. Struggles to present on a familiar topic. Struggles to use the characters and to write on a topic. Needs some assistance in reading and determining the main idea of a text. Struggles to read or determine the main idea of a text. Needs some assistance in understanding and describing some similarities and differences between target culture/own. Struggles to understand similarities or differences between the target culture and own. Needs some assistance in reading and writing usig the Pin yin system. Struggles to read and write using the Pin yin system. *Suggested Assessment Tools: Teacher observations, rubrics, checklists, completion of tasks, manipulatives, journals, and portfolios. Revised June 2015 for science. 6