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Landings 
Students demonstrate the ability to land safely from varying heights, distances, and locomotions.
Rubric Code: CX58W8B
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Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: K-5

Powered by iRubric Safe Landings
  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Feet Position

Poor

- Feet are close together, preventing student from sticking landing.

- Student lands on toes

- Student lands hard
Fair

- Feet are shoulder width apart

- Student lands Toe - Ball - Heel

- Students lands fairly soft
Good

- Feet Shoulder width apart

- Student lands in toe-ball-heel formation, sinking their boyweight into their heels

- Students land softly
Counter Balance

Poor

- Student doesn't bring arms up to counterbalance

- student doesn't push weight into heels.
Fair

- Students does one of the two.
Good

- Students uses arms and hips as counterbalance , allowing them to resist disruption and land safely
Body Fluency

Poor

- Student is unable to land fluently, meaning there movements/landing is broken into pieces
Fair

- Student is able to land , but still has difficulty controlling their body in air and landing
Good

- student demonstrates control over their body , and uses all components of a safe landing in a fluent manner.





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