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walking while bouncing and catching walking while bouncing and catching Rubric Code: B56263 By raether Draft Public Rubric Subject: Physical Ed., Fitness Type: Presentation Grade Levels: K-5

Walking while bouncing and catching Enter rubric description
	partially proficient 1 pts	proficient 2 pts	advanced proficient 3 pts
Ready position student stands with knees slightly bent, feet shoulder with forward and back and arms at shoulder level	partially proficient needs constant reminders to respond to verbal and non-verbal cues	proficient sometimes responds to verbal and non-verbal cues	advanced proficient always responds to verbal and non-verbal cues
the bounce holding the ball with hands on the side of the ball students begin a downward and outward motion and release the ball	partially proficient needs constant reminders to respond to verbal and non-verbal cues	proficient sometimes responds to verbal and non-verbal cues	advanced proficient always responds to verbal and non-verbal cues
tracking students follow the pathway of the ball with their eyes until it touches their hands	partially proficient needs constant reminders to respond to verbal and non-verbal cues	proficient sometimes responds to verbal and non-verbal cues	advanced proficient always responds to verbal and non-verbal cues
hands/fingers hands are open and ready with elbows slightly bent. student uses only fingers and thumbs to catch the ball whiling moving hands together	partially proficient needs constant reminders to respond to verbal and non-verbal cues	proficient sometimes responds to verbal and non-verbal cues	advanced proficient always responds to verbal and non-verbal cues
body/feet body stays upright with knees slightly bent and student moves feet to meet the ball	partially proficient needs constant reminders to respond to verbal and non-verbal cues	proficient sometimes responds to verbal and non-verbal cues	advanced proficient always responds to verbal and non-verbal cues