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Throw and Catch Volleyball Throw and Catch Volleyball Rubric Code: J54724 By fatsock Draft Public Rubric Subject: Physical Ed., Fitness Type: (Other) Grade Levels: K-5

Throw and Catch Volleyball
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Throwing	Poor Student rarely is able to get the ball over the net.	Fair Student sometimes is able to get the ball over the net.	Good Student usually is able to get the ball over the net.	Excellent Student always is able to get the ball over the net.
Catching	Poor Student rarely steps toward the ball, hands are palm up, knees slightly bent, and feet are shoulder-width apart.	Fair Student sometimes steps toward the ball, hands are palm up, knees slightly bent, and feet are shoulder-width apart.	Good Student usually steps toward the ball, hands are palm up, knees slightly bent, and feet are shoulder-width apart.	Excellent Student always steps toward the ball, hands are palm up, knees slightly bent, and feet are shoulder-width apart.
Rules and Fairplay	Poor Student displays little or no fairplay. Rarely follows the rules and is often seen arguing with other students.	Fair Student sometimes displays a good sense of fairplay. Usually follows the rules and occasionally is seen arguing with other students.	Good Student usually displays a very good sense of fairplay. Student usually follows the rules and rarely argues with other students.	Excellent Student displays a very good sense of fairplay. Student almost always follows the rules and rarely argues with other students.
Ready Position	Poor The student rarely has knees bent, facing the net, feet shoulder-width apart, eyes on the ball, and ready to move to the ball.	Fair The student sometimes has knees bent, facing the net, feet shoulder-width apart, eyes on the ball, and ready to move to the ball.	Good The student usuallyhas knees bent, facing the net, feet shoulder-width apart, eyes on the ball, and ready to move to the ball.	Excellent The student always has knees bent, facing the net, feet shoulder-width apart, eyes on the ball, and ready to move to the ball.