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1st 9 weeks assessments 
Rubric Code: D6564B
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Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: K-5

Powered by iRubric 1st six weeks skills
  Unacceptable

6 pts

Poor

7 pts

Fair

8 pts

Good

9 pts

Excellent

10 pts

Kicking

Unacceptable

Consistently fails to strike the ball with foot and or always loses balance when striking
Poor

Seldom strikes the ball in motion stopping with with foot or hand velocity of the is slow.
fails to take a step and transfer weight
Fair

Sometimes stops the ball before striking with preferred foot. usually takes a step before striking
Good

Usually strikes the ball using proper technique with correct step and weight transfer. Ball travels fast and accurate
Excellent

Always strikes the ball with correct form. weight is transferred appropiately and balls travels with great velocity and accuracy.
Written Assigment

Unacceptable

Writing displays little or no understanding of concepts and skills and has several misconceptions
Poor

Writing displays incomplete understanding of concepts and skills and notable misconceptions
Fair

Writing displays complete understanding of concepts and generalizations
Good

Writing shows thorough understanding of concepts and skills
Excellent

Writing shows in depth understanding of concepts and skills and gives new insight on some aspect of information
galloping

Unacceptable

Never establishes lead foot or rear foot
and there no heel to toe relationship between them. Arms are not supporting body lift during weight transfer
Poor

Seldom establishes lead foot or rear foot and there is seldom a relationship between them. Arms seldom support body lift during weight transfer.
Fair

Sometimes establishes lead and rear feet there is sometimes a realtionship between them. Arms sometimes support lift during weight transfer
Good

Usually establishes lead foot and/or rear foot. There is usually a relationship between them and arms sometimes support the lift during weight transfer.
Excellent

Always establishes lead and/or rear foot. There is always a relationship between them and arms always help create lift during weight transfer
skipping

Unacceptable

Never performs step/hop sequence while maintaining upright body position. Arms never swing in opposition to the feet about waist level. Movement is never done on the balls of the feet
Poor

Seldom performs step/hop sequence while maintaining the upright body position. Arms seldom swing in oppostion to the feet about waist level.
Fair

Sometimes performs step/hop sequence while maintaining the upright body position. Arms sometimes move in opposition to the feet about waist level.
Good

Usually perfoms step/hop sequence while maintaining the upright body position. Arms usually move in opposition to the feet about waist level.
Excellent

Always performs step/hop sequence while maintianing the upright body positon. Arms always move in opposition to the feet
about waist level.
crab walking

Unacceptable

No movement with awkward balance of hands and feet. Waist is not raised with no arm and leg endurance. No distance is traveled
Poor

Movement is slow with slightly awkward balance of hands and feet. Waist is slighly raised with little arms and leg endurance. Some distance is traveled.
Fair

Movement is sequenced with hands and feet and balance is established. Waist is high with soild leg and arm endurance. Distance is traveled with ease.
Good

Movement is brisk and sequenced with hands and feet firmly balancing body. Waist is high and change of direction is possible. Distance is easily traveled.
Excellent

Movment is fast and fluid and sequenced with hands and feet firmly balancing body. Waist is high and change of direction is effortless. Good distance is traveled.
Overhand Throw

Unacceptable

Never places non throwing side to target, throwing hand never starts behind the ear, never steps toward target with opposite foot, elbow leads hand forward
Poor

Seldom places non throwing side to target, seldom starts behind the ear, seldom steps toward target with opppsite foot and elbow seldom leads before forearm
Fair

Sometimes places non throwing side to target, sometimes starts behind the ear, sometimes steps toward the target and elbow sometimes leads before the forearm
Good

Frequently places throwing side to target, frequently starts behind ear and frequently steps towards target
Excellent

Always places throwing side to target and always starts behind the ear and always steps toward target with opposite foot and leads with elbow
Underhand throw

Unacceptable

Never places non throwing side to target, throwing hand never starts behind the ear, never steps toward target with opposite foot, elbow leads hand forward
Poor

Seldom places non throwing side to target, seldom starts behind the ear, seldom steps toward target with opppsite foot and elbow seldom leads before forearm
Fair

Sometimes places non throwing side to target, sometimes starts behind the ear, sometimes steps toward the target and elbow sometimes leads before the forearm
Good

Frequently places throwing side to target, frequently starts behind ear and frequently steps towards target
Excellent

Always places throwing side to target and always starts behind the ear and always steps toward target with opposite foot and leads with elbow





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