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Dribbling a basketball 
Learning how to dribble a basketball.
Rubric Code: C4C575
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Powered by iRubric K-5 Dribbling a Basketball
  Unsatisfactory

1 pts

Developing

2 pts

Proficient

3 pts

Excelling

4 pts

Use of fingertips

Unsatisfactory

Attempting
Developing

Slaps the ball in an erratic fashion.
Proficient

Uses a combination of fingertips and the palm of the hand.
Usually uses fingertips, but occasionally uses the palm of hand
Excelling

Uses the fingertips exclusively.
Knees bent

Unsatisfactory

Attempting
Developing

Stands upright
Proficient

Knees are slightly bent, but occassionally standing up.
Excelling

The students knees are bent all of the time while dribbling.
Ball kept below the waist

Unsatisfactory

Attempting
Developing

Ball is dribbled up high and not in control. Frequently loses the ball.
Proficient

Ball is sometimes dribbled below the waist with occasional dribbling above the waist. Student has control of ball most of the time.
Excelling

Ball is dribbled below the waist in a controlled fashion.
Keep head up while dribbling

Unsatisfactory

Attempting
Developing

Student is looking at the ball or the student is not paying attention to dribbling.
Proficient

Students head is down looking at the ball most of the time and/or the student's head is up, most of the time.
Excelling

Student's head is up all the time and the student has complete control of the ball.



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