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Soccer-Passing and Trapping Skills Soccer-Passing and Trapping Skills Assesses the basic soccer skills of passing and trapping. Rubric Code: BX69365 By lauraparkes102 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Physical Ed., Fitness Type: Quiz Grade Levels: 6-8

Soccer Skills
	Needs Improvement 1 pts	Precontrol 2 pts	Control 3 pts	Utilization 4 pts	Proficient 5 pts	Teacher Score (N/A)
Passing	Needs Improvement Kicks the ball with no control over direction or force. Plant foot is not near the ball. Contact is not made with the arch of the foot.	Precontrol Kicks ball rarely towards receiver. Kicks with adequate force less than 50% of the time. Plant foot is rarely near the ball. Contact is rarely made with the arch.	Control Kicks ball towards receiver. Kicks with adequate force 75% of the time. Plant foot is near the ball but rarely pointed at target. Contact is made with the arch.	Utilization Kicks ball directly to receiver or on projected path while moving with adequate force 80% of time. Keeps the ball on the ground. Plant foot is mostly next to ball aimed at target. Contact is made with arch of foot most of the time.	Proficient Kicks ball directly to receiver or on projected path while moving with adequate force 90%+ of time. Eyes are not focused on the ball. Plant foot is always pointed at the target. Contact is always made with the arch of the foot.	Teacher Score
Trapping	Needs Improvement Makes an effort to stop the ball but makes no contact.	Precontrol At least touches the ball to stop its motion, not using the arch of the foot.	Control Uses the arch of the foot to stop the stop the ball. The ball does deflects off the trap beyond control.	Utilization Uses the arch of the foot to stop the stop the ball. The ball stops somewhat near the feet and control is not immediate.	Proficient Uses the arch of the foot to stop the stop the ball and absorbs the speed. The ball stops near the feet so it can be controlled immediately.	Teacher Score