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Ultimate Frisbee Assessment Rubric 
Rubric Code: FX6AB82
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Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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  Level 4

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Level 3

(N/A)

Level 2

(N/A)

Level 1

(N/A)

R

(N/A)

Throwing

Structured activity, closed activity,
practice session(s)

Level 4

Student is consistently able to accurately throw the disc to another student.
Student has excellent technique and control. Student holds the disc correctly.
Student consistently throws the disc accurately using a backhand or a forehand (flick).
Level 3

Student often throws the disc accurately to another student.
Student has good technique and control.
Student holds the disc correctly.
Student often throws the disc accurately using a backhand and/or a forehand (flick).
Level 2

Student throws the disc somewhat accurately towards another student.
Student displays some throwing technique and control.
Student holds the disc correctly.
Student sometimes throws the disc accurately using their preferred technique (backhand or a forehand/flick).
Level 1

Student has difficulty throwing the disc accurately towards another student.
Student displays minimal throwing technique and control.
Student sometimes holds the disc correctly.
Student sometimes throws the disc accurately using their preferred technique (backhand or a forehand/flick).
R

By their actions, student displays no/minimal interest in learning to pass/throw and/or catch a disc.
By their actions, student displays no/minimal interest in attempting to improve their passing/throwing and/or catching skills.
Catching

Structured activity, closed activity,
practice session(s)

Level 4

Student is consistently able to catch the disc with one or two hands.
Student consistently moves towards the disc while it is in flight.
Student can 'read' the flight/direction of the disc and make running adjustments as needed.
Level 3

Student is consistently able to catch the disc with two hands and occasionally with one.
Student usually moves towards the disc while it is in flight.
Student can 'read' the flight/direction of the disc and sometimes makes good running adjustments.
Level 2

Student often catches the disc with two hands and rarely with one.
Student sometimes moves towards the disc while it is in flight.
Student often has difficulty 'reading' the flight/direction of the disc; student has difficulty making running adjustments.
Level 1

Student sometimes catches the disc with two hands.
Student rarely moves towards the disc while it is in flight.
Student expresses difficulty 'reading' the flight/direction of the disc; student rarely attempts to make running adjustments.
R

By their actions, student displays no/minimal interest in learning to pass/throw and/or catch a disc.
By their actions, student displays no interest in attempting to improve their passing/throwing and/or catching skills.
'On- the- ball' Play

Passing and Receiving

Level 4

Student consistently anticipates the next pass.
Student consistently uses a variety of passes in different situations.
Student often recognizes and anticipates open passing lanes.
Student makes an effort to involve a variety of class mates.
Student consistently has hands ready to receive. Student is able to receive the pass while on the move.
Level 3

Student usually anticipates the next pass.
Student attempts a few passes in different situations.
Student regularly recognizes and anticipates open passing lanes.
Student makes an effort to involve certain class mates.
Student often has hands ready to receive. Student is regularly able to receive the pass while on the move.
Level 2

Student sometimes anticipates the next pass.
Student makes some passes using their preferred technique.
Student sometimes recognizes and anticipates open passing lanes.
Student usually only involves a few class mates.
Student usually has hands ready to receive. Student displays some difficulty receiving the pass while on the move.
Level 1

Student expresses difficulty anticipating the next pass.
Student appears uncomfortable attempting to make passes using their preferred technique.
Student rarely recognizes or anticipates open passing lanes.
Student makes minimal effort to involve most of their class mates.
Student is rarely ready to receive a pass.
Student rarely moves in order to receive a pass.
R

By their actions, student displays no/minimal interest in learning to play the game, which is detrimental to the learning atmosphere.
Student requires motivation, support, and/or encouragement from peers and/or teacher in order to participate and/or be involved in the game.
'Off- the ball' play

Movement and Support

Level 4

Student is able to get free from a defender (makes themselves available for a pass).
Student uses a variety of techniques to find open space and/or to create a passing lane.
Student consistently gives the passer a good option for a pass.
Level 3

Student attempts to get free from a defender (makes themselves available for a pass).
Student uses a few techniques to find open space and/or to create a passing lane.
Student often gives the passer a good option for a pass.
Level 2

Student sometimes attempts to get free from a defender (makes themselves available for a pass).
Student is sometimes able to find open space and/or to create a passing lane.
Student sometimes gives the passer an option for a pass.
Level 1

Student sometimes attempts to get free from a defender (makes themselves available for a pass).
Student is sometimes able to find open space and/or to create a passing lane.
Student sometimes gives the passer an option for a pass.
R

By their actions, student displays no/minimal interest in involving themselves in the game and/or to helping their team offensively/defensively, which is detrimental to the learning atmosphere.
Defending Players and Space

Level 4

Student consistently defends players and spaces at correct times.
Student consistently knows
where he/she is
in relation to other offensive and defensive players, and in relation to the end zone/side lines.
Level 3

Student usually defends players and spaces at correct times.
Student often knows
where he/she is
in relation to other offensive and defensive players, and in relation to the end zone/side lines.
Level 2

Student sometimes defends players and/or spaces at correct times.
Student sometimes knows
where he/she is
in relation to other offensive and defensive players, and in relation to the end zone/side lines.
Level 1

Student sometimes defends players and/or spaces at correct times.
Student sometimes knows
where he/she is
in relation to other offensive and defensive players, and in relation to the end zone/side lines.
R

By their actions, student displays no interest in involving themselves in the game and/or to helping their team defensively, which is detrimental to the learning atmosphere.
Anticipation

Awareness

Level 4

Student consistently sees/finds open spaces in order to
receive passes.
Student looks to intercept the play.
Student knows where other players are before receiving the disc.
Student transitions well from offense to defense.
Level 3

Student regularly sees/finds open spaces in order to receive passes.
Student usually looks to intercept the play.
Student knows where some players are as they are receiving the disc.
Student regularly transitions well from offense to defense.
Level 2

Student sometimes sees/finds open spaces in order to receive passes.
Student sometimes attempts to intercept the play.
Student becomes aware of where certain players are only after receiving the disc.
Student sometimes transitions well from offense to defense.
Level 1

Student sometimes sees/finds open spaces in order to receive passes.
Student sometimes attempts to intercept the play.
Student becomes aware of where certain players are only after receiving the disc.
Student sometimes transitions well from offense to defense.
R

By their actions, student displays no/minimal interest in improving their awareness and/or their appreciation for the game.
By their actions, student displays no/minimal interest in helping their peers develop their awareness and/or appreciation for the game.





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