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Jump 'N' Tag Jump 'N' Tag Recognizing Jump Skills Rubric Code: TXWW2C9 By theidgerd26 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Physical Ed., Fitness Type: (Other) Grade Levels: K-5

Jump 'N' Tag
	0 out of 3 NO ATTEMPT Does not attempt to perform the skill. 0 pts	1 out of 3 KEEP TRYING Does not quite perform skill correctly. Skill contains a few flaws. 1 pts	2 out of 3 ALMOST THERE Almost performs skill correctly. Skill contains a minor flaw. 2 pts	3 out of 3 MASTERED Understands and performs skill correctly. Skill contains no flaw. 3 pts
Bend at the Knees Student should bend at the knees Uses skill in preparation for the jump *Uses skill to create a forceful jump.	0 out of 3 Student did not attempt this skill.	1 out of 3 Student slightly bends at the knee but not in a 60-90 degree bend. Does not use this skill to help create a forceful jump.	2 out of 3 Student bends at the knees in a 60-90 degree bend. Does not use this skill to help create a more forceful jump.	3 out of 3 Student correctly bends at their knees in a 60-90 degree bend to help create a forceful jump.
Uses Arms to Create Forceful Jump Student should swing their arms backward Uses skill in preparation of the jump *Uses skill to help create a more coordinated forceful jump.	0 out of 3 Student did not attempt this skill.	1 out of 3 Student slightly uses their arms but it does not help create a forceful and coordinate jump.	2 out of 3 Student uses their arms but does not use this skill to help create a forceful and coordinated jump.	3 out of 3 Student correctly uses their arms to help create a more forceful and coordinated jump.
Lands on Both Feet Student will land on both feet Uses this skill to absorb the force when land *Uses skill to keep full control of their body.	0 out of 3 Student did not attempt this skill.	1 out of 3 The student lands on both feet, but does not absorb the force or have full control of their body after landing.	2 out of 3 Student lands on both feet and absorbs the force, but does not have full control of their body after landing.	3 out of 3 Student lands correctly on both feet after completing the jump.