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Volleyball:forearm pass Volleyball:forearm pass 8th grade evaluation on fundamentals of a forearm pass in volleyball. Students are Rated and scored on the mechanics of their pass, not completely the number of successful passes. Students are scored at 15 possible points. Scoring in the Advanced range gains extra credit. Rubric Code: A36X49 By duttmsucowboys Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Physical Ed., Fitness Type: Assignment Grade Levels: (none)

forearm pass
	Needs Improvement 1 pts	Developing 2 pts	Proficient 3 pts	Advanced 4 pts
Waist/Rear end/contact point	Needs Improvement Does not attempt to get low to the floor. Remains very stiff. contacts the ball too high to control.	Developing Bends at the waist but does not keep the rear end under the waist. Able to direct the ball straight forward often times missing target.	Proficient Attempts to lower body to the floor with bent knees and keeps rear end under the waist. Contacts the ball at the waist level	Advanced Consistently keeps rear end under waist. Low to the floor to give more time for directing ball to intended target. contacts the ball between the waist and the knees.
Hands/Wrist	Needs Improvement Hands do not stay together when contacting the ball, creating a double hit.	Developing Hands stay together. Wrist are not directed down toward the floor.	Proficient Hands stay together, wrists are directed down toward the floor.	Advanced Change hands into position quickly. Doesn't stand with hands together.Moves body into position before putting hands together. Able to direct the ball to the intended target.
Elbows/forearms	Needs Improvement Elbows remain bent. ball does not contact both forearms.	Developing Elbows straight but strikes one arm only, body not centered behind the ball.	Proficient Contacts ball with both forearms. Directs the ball using the follow through of standing up and lifting forearms.	Advanced Waits for the ball. Takes ball in center of body. Contact occurs near the elbow of the forearms. Able to direct the ball to intended target.