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iRubric: iMovie Rubric

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iMovie Rubric In this assignment you will be put into groups of 5. You will make an iMovie based on a skill we have learned in class. The objectives for the iMovie are below. Follow each objective carefully and thoroughly. Rubric Code: MXAX4B4 By lollarl2 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Physical Ed., Fitness Type: Assignment Grade Levels: 6-8

iMove Rubric
	Excellent 20 pts	Good 15 pts	Fair 10 pts	Poor 5 pts
Introduce the Skill. Students will state the skill they will be performing in the iMovie.	Excellent Student clearly introduces the manipulative skill or movement patterns they will be performing with great detail.	Good Student introduces the manipulative skill or movement pattern they will be performing with little detail.	Fair Student only states the manipulative skill or movement pattern is that they will be performing.	Poor Student fails to introduce the manipulative skill or movement patterns they will be performing.
Teach the Skill. Teach the skill you are doing as if you are the teacher. Use key words or phrases. Be descriptive.	Excellent Student clearly teaches the skill with great detail.	Good Student teaches the skill with little detail.	Fair Student only performs the skill without teaching it.	Poor Student fails to perform or teach the skill.
Skill and Sport Relation Which sports is relevant to the skills you are teaching?	Excellent Student clearly explains how the skill being taught can be related to multiple sports.	Good Student barely explains how the skill being taught can be related to multiple sports.	Fair Student only mentions one sport that the skill is related to and fails to give detail of how it relates.	Poor Student fails to connect the skill being taught with a sport.
Skill and Fitness Relation Explain how the skill being taught is relevant to long-term fitness.	Excellent Student clearly explains in detail how the skill being taught is related to fitness.	Good Student explains with moderate detail how the skill being taught is related to fitness.	Fair Student explains with little to no detail how the skill being taught is related to fitness.	Poor Student fails to explain how the skill being taught is related to fitness.
Audio and Video Make sure the audio is clearly heard and video is clearly seen.	Excellent Audio and Video are clearly heard and seen throughout the iMovie.	Good Audio and Video are clearly seen and heard for at least 80% of the iMovie.	Fair Audio and Video are only seen and heard for 50% of the iMovie.	Poor Audio is never heard or Video is never seen.