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Continuous Cricket Continuous Cricket Students will learn to hit a ball that is thrown to them. They will learn to catch and throw. Rubric Code: EXXW6X2 By chalkperson Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Physical Ed., Fitness Type: (Other) Grade Levels: 6-8

Continuous Cricket
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts
Throwing	Poor -Foot that steps forward is on the same side as the throwing arm -Makes no step at all -Most of the balls are out of direction	Fair -Steps out with opposite foot, the step and the throw are two seperated movements -Throwing arm starts bent, with ball already close to ear -Ball reaches the destination most of the time	Good -Starts throwing movement and steps out with opposite foot on the same time and in a fluent movement -Throwing arm is almost straight pointing backwards when throwing movement is initiated -Elbow goes forward followed by hand -Aims well and ball reaches within a meter of destination
Fielding	Poor -Catches easy thrown balls, from a short distance -Moves out of the way of hit balls	Fair -Only catches perfectly aimed balls from a distance of a minimun of 15 meters -Does stop the ball when fielding	Good -Can catch thrown balls from a minimun of 15 meters -Stops most balls when fielding
Hitting	Poor -Tries to hit every pitch whether it be good or bad -Right hand is under on the Cricket bat -Not standing properly -Swings Cricket bat down (chopping wood)	Fair -Knows the rules for a good pitch and a bad one and sees the difference of most obvious pitched balls -Left hand is under on the Cricket bat -Line of feet goes somewhere facing the field -Swings the bat mainly upwards	Good -Knows if a pitched ball is going be a good one to swing at -Left hand is under on the Cricket bat -Line of feet goes straight towards the flag -Swings the Cricket bat forward and slightly upward
Running	Poor -Has no idea where the ball is when running and follows directions of team mates to run	Fair -Usually knows whats happening with the ball when running	Good -Always knows what happens with the ball when running