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iRubric: Middle School Physical Education Fitness Rubric

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Middle School Physical Education Fitness Rubric Middle School Physical Education Fitness Rubric Physical Education Rubric Warm Up Exercise Knowledge Rubric Code: L2489X8 By fdiazg Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Physical Ed., Fitness Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 6-8

Physical Education Warm Up Techniques
	Advanced 4 pts	Proficient 3 pts	Basic 2 pts	Developing Skills 1 pts
Effort	Advanced Student models excellent daily effort and participation. Stays on task and works to improve skills. Goes above and beyond by helping and encouraging others.	Proficient Student models consistent daily effort and participation. Stays on task and works to improve skills.	Basic Student puts forth minimal effort in participation. Fails to work hard enough to improve skills.	Developing Skills Student models poor effort and is rarely on task. Student shows lack of interest and interferes with learning environment.
Movement Knowledge	Advanced Consistently demonstrates advanced understanding of skills, concepts and strategies. Provides ideas to the classroom.	Proficient Consistently demonstrates proficient understanding of skills, concepts and strategies.	Basic Occasionally demonstrates understanding of skills, concepts and strategies.	Developing Skills Rarely demonstrates understanding of skills, concepts and strategies. Needs constant reminders on how to do the exercise/task properly.
Fitness Skill	Advanced Demonstrates mastery of their ability to participate in Health-Related skill and fitness activities. Participates by showing examples of fitness skills to other students.	Proficient Demonstrates proficiency of their ability to participatein Health-Related skills and fitness activities.	Basic Demonstrates introductory level of their ability to participatein Health-Related skills and fitness activities. Shows improvement.	Developing Skills Refusal to attempt or improve in skill development. Fails to demonstrate their ability to participate in Health-Related skills and fitness activities.