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Catching a Tossed Ball 
Breakdown of what a catch should look like, not accuracy, but form.
Rubric Code: J28983
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  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Ready Position

Poor

The student shows 3 or less characteristics.
Fair

The student shows 4 out of 6 characteristics.
Good

The student always faces the target, feet shoulder-width apart, knees are bent, eyes on approaching object, elbows bent near sides, hands held in front of body.
Step and Reach

Poor

The student shows 1 or 0 characteristics.
Fair

The student shows 2 of the 3 characteristics.
Good

The student always as the ball is released, step toward the thrower and extend the arms and hands to meet the ball.
Above Waist

Poor

The student shows 1 or 0 characteristics.
Fair

The student shows 2 of the 3 characteristics.
Good

The student always has hands held in front of the body (elbows bent near sides) with thumbs together.
Below Waist

Poor

The student shows 1 or 0 characteristics.
Fair

The student shows 2 of the 3 characteristics.
Good

The student always has hands held in front of the body (elbows bent near sides) with little (pinkie) fingers together.
Fingers Only

Poor

The student in no way displays these characteristics.
Fair

The student does this some of the time.
Good

The student always uses only fingers and thumbs to catch the object. The ball should not be trapped against the body.
Give

Poor

The students in no way displays these characteristics.
Fair

The student does this some of the time.
Good

The student always absorbs the force of the object by bringing the arms back toward the body.










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