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Frisbee Throwing and Catching

Students will throw and catch a frisbee with thier partner to complete the assessment.

Rubric Code: KX9897B

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Subject: Physical Ed., Fitness

Type: Assignment

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Frisbee throwing and catching
	Did Not do 0 pts	Beginning 2 pts	Developing 3 pts	Proficent 4 pts	Excellent 5 pts
Backhand Throw Hold frisbee with hand you write with.<BR> Index finger along the edge, thumb on top and the other three fingers holding the edge of the disc.<BR> Shoulder of the hand you are throwing with should face your target.<BR> Bring the disc towards the body by curling the throwing arm makeing sure to keep the disc level.<BR> Extend the arm and snap at the wrist while stepping towards your target with your foot. Step with the same foot that you have the d	Did Not do	Beginning Student seems very confused on how to throw the backhand throw. They can not get the grip correct and do not step with the correct foot.<BR> <BR> Correct form is not used at all	Developing Student demonstrates some understanding of the bakhand throw. They hold the frisbee correct but do not tuck the frisbee nor do they step with the correct foot.<BR> <BR> Correct form us used some of the time	Proficent Student demonstrates a complete understanding of how to throw the backhand throw. They grip the frisbee correctly and they tuck the frisbee under their arm. They step with the correct foot<BR> <BR> Correct form is used most of the time	Excellent Student demonstrates a complete understanding of how to throw the backhand throw. They grip the frisbee correctly and they tuck the frisbee under their arm. They step with the correct foot<BR> <BR> Correct form is used everytime
Hammer Throw (overhand) Hold the frisbee with forehand grip.<BR> Face target, frisbee over shoulder like you are throwing a football.<BR> Throw high and hard, step forward with opposite foot. Snap wrist, follow throguh.<BR> Hold frisbee at a slightly more than 90 degree angle. <BR> Right handers throw slightly to the right of your receiver, so the frisbee curves to the receiver.	Did Not do	Beginning Student seems very confused on how to throw the Hammer throw. They can not get the grip correct and do not step with the correct foot. They can't get the frisbee to the right side of the receiver.<BR> <BR> Correct form is not used at all.	Developing Student demonstrates some understanding of the Hammer throw. They hold the frisbee correct but do not step with opposite foot, they don't hold the frisbee at 90 degree angle. The toss is at the target or to the left.<BR> <BR> Correct form is used some of the time	Proficent Student demonstrates a complete understanding of how to throw the Hammer throw. They grip the frisbee correctly and step with opposite foot, they also hold at 90 degree angle. Toss is slightly to the right of the receiver<BR> <BR> Correct form is used most of the time	Excellent Student demonstrates a complete understanding of how to throw the Hammer throw. They grip the frisbee correctly and step with opposite foot, they also hold at 90 degree angle. Toss is slightly to the right of the receiver<BR> <BR> Correct form is used everytime

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Physical Ed., Fitness

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