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Assessing Students affective reaction. 
Working on assessing students Affective domain. Working on moral's builds, and sociable skills.
Rubric Code: RXC6B66
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Grade Levels: K-5

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Morals practice.

students will set time aside from practice to take a moment to help work on moral skills.

Poor

students show no respect, and no morals towards another athlete
Fair

students show partial morals, but no respect towards other athletes that are involved in the "Game".
Good

students show both morals and respect to all of the other students that are participating with the game and activity that we have created.
social skills.

observing students interacting with other students during game play.

Poor

student being aggressive towards one another, and not being very nice. Not following the rules.
Fair

Be able to follow the rules, but yet being overly aggressive and very forceful while participating in activity.
Good

student is exerting positive participating energy and following the rules and as well can be a really great team mate to the whole team.
Sportsmenship

studnet will work will run daily routine, while incorporating great sportsmanship while doing daily routine.

Poor

student disregarding another student
Fair

student gives another player a positive feedback to help player build skill.
Good

student helps another player build confidence, and also helps players in need if needed.



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  • assessing, , affective, domain, sociable skills, skills


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