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Hitting a baseball Baseball skills The student will demonstrate the ability of hitting a Baseball. Rubric Code: S3C6C4 By Shamus85 Draft Public Rubric Subject: Physical Ed., Fitness Type: Quiz Grade Levels: K-5, 6-8

Hitting a baseball
	Poor 10 pts	good 20 pts	excellent 20 pts
Hitting the ball	Poor The student was able to make contact only 2 times out 20 swing did not demonstrate understanding of stance.	good The student made contact 7 out 20 swing did not demonstrate understanding of stance form.	excellent The student connected with the ball accurately at 10 swing, demonstrating proper stance , step in to the hit , an following trough.
Eyes on the ball	Poor The student does not maintain consistent eye contact with watching the ball leave the pitchers hand and does not watch the ball make contact with the bat. Student usually does not make contact with the ball.	good The student maintains eye contact with the release from the pitchers hand but does not make solid contact with the ball. Student will often foul the ball off but does maintain eye contact with watching the ball make contact with the bat.	excellent The student's eyes are always watching the release from the pitcher's hand and watches the ball while swinging. The student watches the ball make contact with the bat and often makes solid line drives or deep fly balls.
Batting approach	Poor The student's stance is off center. The student could be stepping with the wrong foot, or crowd the plate, or be too far from the plate.	good The student may step with the wrong foot occasionally but mostly steps correctly. The student usually maintains the proper distance from the plate and has a pretty good ability to see good pitches.	excellent The student is in proper batting stance. The student steps with the correct foot. The student also maintains correct postion in batter's box. The student also has the correct view of pitches.