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Volleyball Rubric Volleyball Rubric An overall evaluation of volleyball skills, knowledge, and sportsmanship. Rubric Code: EX7843C By meghan7 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Physical Ed., Fitness Type: (Other) Grade Levels: K-5

Volleyball Skills
	Beginning 1 pts	Developing 2 pts	Proficient 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Passing	Beginning Student's hands were apart, body in upright position, and did not have control of ball.	Developing Student's weight on heels, elbows were bent, hands were apart, and had some control of ball.	Proficient Student's weight on balls of feet, knees bent, hands together, ball went towards target, and had control of the ball most of the time.	Excellent Student had body in low athletic stance, weight on balls of feet, knees bent, hands together, ball went towards target, control of the ball all of the time.
Setting	Beginning Student's hands were apart, body not in athletic position, and did not have control of ball.	Developing Student made a triangle with hands, hit ball off of palms (not fingers), and had some control of ball.	Proficient Student made a triangle with hands, weight on balls of feet, good follow through, and had control of ball to target most of the time.	Excellent Student's body in athletic position, made a triangle with hands, weight on balls of feet, good follow through, control of ball to target all of the time.
Underhand Serve	Beginning Student has no control of ball, ball is hit off of wrist or fingers, and there is no pendulum motion.	Developing Student had some control of ball, contact with ball is made too low, and there is only a partial pendulum motion.	Proficient Student had control of the ball, feet were apart, and had pendulum swing most of the time.	Excellent Student had control of the ball, feet were apart, and had correct pendulum arm motion all of the time.
Team Play	Beginning Student had a negative attitude towards teammates and disrupts the game.	Developing Student gets down on self and only participates part of the time.	Proficient Student encourages teammates and stays positive most of the time.	Excellent Student encourages teammates and stays positive all of the time.