iRubric: Summary of Learning: Football Skill Assessment rubric

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Summary of Learning: Football Skill Assessment Football Unit: Throwing and Running Routes (Peer Evaluation) Students will be evaluated on throwing a football. The students will be in groups of two with one football per group. Each student will throw the football to their partner 5 times and be evaluated on the following. 1) Ball at cheek level in good body posture 2) Step with opposite foot – 3) Eyes on the target – 4) Follow through – Students will be additionally evaluated on identifying the 4 routes taught. Rubric Code: NX6C98A By godsdomain Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Physical Ed., Fitness Type: Quiz Grade Levels: K-5, 6-8

Throwing skills and Running Routes
	Outstanding 5 pts	Good 4 pts	Fair 3 pts	Poor 2 pts	Unsatisfactory 1 pts
Mechanics of the Throw Grip Shoulder to target Nose to ear Lead foot Elbow forward followthrough	Outstanding -Student performs skill successfully while using all cues correctly without reminders 77% of Students (17 Students)	Good -Student performs skill using most cues taught with occassional reminders 9% of Students (2 students)	Fair -Student performs skill using some cues taught with several reminders 9% of Students (2 Student)	Poor --Student performs skill with little or no cues performed appropriately 5% of Students (1 Student)	Unsatisfactory Student does not participate
Result of throw	Outstanding -Hit target five out of five times 72% of Students (16 Students)	Good -Hit target four out of five times 18% of Students (4 Students)	Fair -hit target three out of five times 5% of Students (1 Student)	Poor -hit target two out of five times 5% of Students (1 Student)	Unsatisfactory -Student does not participate
Running Route Curl Post Fade Slant	Outstanding Student identified and performed all routes 81% of Students (18 Students)	Good Student made 1 error 9% of Students (2 Student)	Fair student made 2 errors 5% of Students (1 Student)	Poor student made 3 errors 5% of Students (1 Student)	Unsatisfactory -student does not participate