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Frisbee Throwing and Catching 
Frisbee Throwing and Catching
Students will throw and catch a frisbee with thier partner to complete the assessment.
Rubric Code: PXA6C4B
By Cmckay5
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Subject: Physical Ed., Fitness  
Type: Assignment  
Grade Levels: (none)

Powered by iRubric Frisbee throwing and catching
  Did Not do

0 pts

Beginning

2 pts

Developing

3 pts

Proficent

4 pts

Excellent

5 pts

Pivot

Grips the frisbee in the forehand grip.<BR>
Right hand throwers left foot slightly forward left handed opposite<BR>
Fake forehand throw, quickly slide or move right foot in front of body, while changing to a backhand grip. (oppostie for lefty)<BR>
If there is no open passing lane, reverse the action to original position and regrip in a forehand grip.
Did Not do
Beginning

Student seems very confused on how to hold and how to pivot with the frisbee. They can not get the grip correct and do not put the correct foot forward.<BR>
<BR>
Correct form is not used at all
Developing

Student demonstrates some understanding of the pivot and passing of the frisbee. They hold the frisbee correct the wrong foot is forward.<BR>
<BR>
Correct form is used some of the time
Proficent

Student demonstrates a complete understanding of how to pivot and pass a frisbee. They have the left foot slightly forward and change grip to backhand grip.<BR>
<BR>
Correct form is used most of the time
Excellent

Student demonstrates a complete understanding of how to pivot and pass a frisbee. They have the left foot slightly forward and change grip to backhand grip.<BR>
<BR>
Correct form is used everytime
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






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