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Physical Education EFFORT 
Students will be graded on paritcipation and effort throughout the school year in a variety of activities including (but not limited to): Warm Up, Volleyball, Fitness, Soccer, Flag Football, Racket games, Badminton, Basketball, Dancing, Softball, and Yard games
Rubric Code: PBX992
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Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12

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  Poor

very little effort

1 pts

Needs Improvement

Minimal effort

2 pts

Satisfactory

moderate effort

3 pts

Good

a high level of effort

4 pts

Awesome

full effort always

5 pts

Warm Up & Cool Down

The effort put into a proper warmup and stretching proceeding and after activities

Poor

The students puts no effort into the warm up, is off-task, is unsafe, or does not participate in the warm up
Needs Improvement

The student is not on time for the warm up, needs reminded to stay on task, or does not use proper mechanics
Satisfactory

The student completes the entire warm up with proper mechanics and stays on task
Good
Awesome
Skill Acquisition & application

The effort put into practicing and demonstrating the skills of a sport

Poor

After a demonstration the student lacks effort in practicing the skill in drills and in game situations and/or is off task
Needs Improvement

After a demonstration the student puts forth average effort to perform the skill in drills and games but may not practice skill components as taught
Satisfactory

After a demonstration the student continually tries to improve his or herself by using proper skill components during drills and games
Good
Awesome
Sport Rules

The effort put into playing by the rules

Poor

After an introduction to the rules of a sport, the student does not play by those rules a majority of the activity and/or is off-task
Needs Improvement

After an introduction to the rules the student participates accordingly a majority of the activity but may not conintually follow rules throughout the entire session
Satisfactory

After an introduction to the rules the student participates accordingly for the entire activity session and may even help others stay on task
Good
Awesome
Team Cooperation

The effort put into solving problems and resolving conflicts

Poor

The student is a disctraction to others during, is unsafe, and/or brings teammates down during drills and games
Needs Improvement

The student may cooperate with the team but cannot problem sovle or resolve conflicts independently
Satisfactory

The student is a constant motivator to teammates and participates in each activity no matter which team he or she is assigned to
Good
Awesome
Attention to Instruction

The effort put into paying attention to teacher or peer instruction and following instructions

Poor

The student is not focused on the teacher during class instruction, is a distraction to others, does not follow instructions, or is off-task
Needs Improvement

The student is focused a majority of the time but may become a distraction to others, may not wait to be called on before speaking, may not follow all instructions
Satisfactory

The student makes eye contact with teacher during instruction, asks questions by raising hand, and follows instructions
Good
Awesome



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