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Locomotor Skills 
Locomotor Skills
Using basic principles of movement and locomotor skills
Rubric Code: EX63243
By Kingstonpe
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Subject: Physical Ed., Fitness  
Type: (Other)  
Grade Levels: K-5

Powered by iRubric Locomotor Skills
Different types of movement
  Emerging

1 pts

Progressing

2 pts

Proficient

3 pts

Advanced

4 pts

skipping

Aerobic Exercise<BR>
A locomotor skill which combines a hop and a step (walk or run). The rhythm is uneven
Emerging

Cannot skip.
Progressing

Performs step/hop but not completely fluent.
Proficient

Performs coordinated movement most of the time.
Advanced

Performs coordinated movement all of the time.
jumping

A form of locomotion in which the body weight is projected from one or two feet and<BR>
lands on two feet.
Emerging

Cannot jump.
Progressing

Little to no balance on take off or landing and looks more like a hop
Proficient

Jumps with proper form from one or two feet but shows lack of control on take off or landing. Jarred landing.
Advanced

Jumps from one or two feet with balanced take off and landing. Lands on balls of feet with knees bent to absorb force.
galloping

A form of locomotion which is a combination of an open step by the leading foot and<BR>
a closed step by the trailing foot. The same foot leads throughout. The rhythm is uneven.
Emerging

Cannot gallop.
Progressing

Walk or run. Back foot crosses front foot. Turns to side.
Proficient

Back foot sometimes crosses front.
Advanced

Non-support gallop, leads with 1 foot and has an uneven rhythm.
hopping

Balanced movement from one foot to the same foot.
Emerging

Cannot hop.
Progressing

Cannot balance on one foot on take off or landing
Proficient

Hops mostly on one foot but does not use the other foot as well or at all
Advanced

Can hop balanced on either foot. Landing is soft and controlled.
running

A form of locomotion much like the walk except that the tempo and body lean differ.<BR>
There is no time when both feet are on the ground simultaneously.
Emerging

Cannot run.
Progressing

Rarely runs looking straight ahead. Little or no arm movement. Runs flat footed.
Proficient

Usually looks straight ahead with some arm movement. Feet not facing forward.
Advanced

Looks straight ahead while running and feet and arms are moving in a straight line in the direction of movement. Weight is on the balls of the feet.
Sliding

Sideways movement where the lead foot moves and is followed by the other foot.
Emerging

Cannot slide.
Progressing

Movement resembles gallop or feet cross.
Proficient

Movement is sideways but feet sometimes cross or heels click together.
Advanced

Consistent sideways movement with either foot leading and feet do not cross or touch.
Leaping

To spring from 1 foot to the other.
Emerging

Cannot leap.
Progressing

Moves from 1 foot but lands on 2 feet.
Proficient

Moves from 1 foot to the other foot but without sufficient force or controlled landing.
Advanced

Springs from 1 foot to the other with force, landing with control.



Keywords:
  • jumping, skipping, hopping, running, galloping, sliding, leaping


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