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Fielding an Outfield ground/fly ball 
Fielding an Outfield ground/fly ball
Rubric Code: MX56AC5
By jennedee16
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Public Rubric
Subject: Physical Ed., Fitness  
Type: Assignment  
Grade Levels: 9-12

Powered by iRubric Outfield Fielding
  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Participation

Poor

Student did not put forth any effort to learn the skill provided.
Fair

Student's effort was average and didn't give max effort towards the skill.
Good

Student's effort was above and beyond. Max effort was given even if the skill wasn't performed right.
First Step Back

Poor

Student's first step was always forward which caused misplaying balls.
Fair

Student shows learning skills and steps back 80% of the time.
Good

Student's first step is back on each and every play.
Playing Through Ball

Poor

Student stops once fielding the ball instead of playing through the ball.
Fair

Student shows tendency to stop but is growing in skills.
Good

Student is able to play through the baseball with great affectiveness.
Ball Caught on Glove Side

Poor

Student cathces the ball out in front and on opposite of glove.
Fair

Student shows that the concept is understood but can only execute 80% of time.
Good

Student shows proper understanding and catches the ball on glove side effectively.
Ball Secured With Two Hands

Poor

Student cannot secure ball and is using only one hand when two is needed.
Fair

Student is showing great progress of fielding with two hands but still has room for improvement.
Good

Student shows excellent skill and secures the ball with two hands when caught.





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