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Motor Planning and Core Strength
Motor Planning and Core Strength
Rubric Code:
J97W5X
By
pslama
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Subject:
Physical Ed., Fitness
Type:
Assessment
Grade Levels:
K-5
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Motor Planning and Strength
Beginning
1 pts
Developing
2 pts
Progressing
3 pts
Secure/Mastery
4 pts
Multi-Step Sequential FM Tasks
Beginning
Unable to complete 3-4 Step motor task independently. Requires verbal and physical assistance for motor planning and motor memory. (ie: shoe tying, lacing, sewing craft, hand game, folding craft)
Developing
Emerging ability to complete 4-6 Step motor task independently after practice demonstration. (ie: shoe tying, lacing, sewing craft, hand game, folding craft)
Progressing
Able to complete 6-8 step motor task independently after practice demonstration. (ie: shoe tying, lacing, sewing craft, hand game, folding craft)
Secure/Mastery
Able to complete 8-10 step motor task independently after practice demonstration. (ie: shoe tying, lacing, sewing craft, hand game, folding craft)
Writing Posture
Beginning
Writing posture is highly inconsistent throughout tasks, doesn't anchor paper, shoulders hunched over and/or close to body. forward lean of torso or head >45 degrees, awkward angles or tilting
Developing
Writing posture is inconsistent throughout tasks. non-dominant arm may anchor paper, but changes position often shoulders tight, rounded and close body. No forward lean of torso or head >30 degrees
Progressing
Writing posture is consistent for 75% of tasks with non-dominant arm properly anchoring paper 75% of the time, shoulders moderately open and back and away from body. forward lean of torso or head or head tilt decreasing
Secure/Mastery
Writing posture is consistent throughout tasks with non-dominant arm properly anchoring paper, shoulders open and back and away from body. No forward lean of torso or head >45 degrees, only slight head tilt
Proximal Core & Upper Body Strength
Beginning
Cannot maintain various core strength body postures without support.
Cannot complete Wheelbarrow walking >5 feet without fatigue, cannot complete >1 push ups well.
Developing
Able to maintain various core strength body postures >10 seconds and with some support. Can complete Wheelbarrow walking >10 feet without fatigue, can complete at least 2 push ups well.
Progressing
Able to maintain various core strength body postures >15 seconds and with some support. Can complete Wheelbarrow walking >15 feet without fatigue, can complete at least 3 push ups well.
Secure/Mastery
Able to maintain various core strength body postures for >20 seconds without fatigue.
Can complete Wheelbarrow walking >30 feet without fatigue, can complete at least 5 push ups well.
Visual Motor Planning
Beginning
Can copy or imitate only 2-3 part line designs or forms with straight lines and simple curves only. Struggles with any diagonal. Makes gross distortion errors and demonstrates significant directional confusion.
Developing
Emerging ability copy or imitate 3-4 part line designs or forms with straight lines, simple curves and simple diagonals. May require visual and or verbal cues.
Progressing
Can copy up to 4 part line designs or forms with any line, curve or angle well with < 3 errors per form. May benefit from verbal cues for directional concepts
Secure/Mastery
Can copy up to 6 part line designs or forms with any line, curve or angle well without gross distortion or directional confusion.
Ball Skills
Beginning
Unable to consistently catch or throw an 8 inch playground ball. Hits target within 5-8 feet with ball < 50% of the time.
Developing
Able to consistently catch or throw an 8 inch playground ball. Hits target within 5-8 feet with ball < 70% of the time.
Progressing
Able to inconsistently catch or throw an 4 inch ball. Hits a target within 5-8 feet with ball > 60% of the time.
Secure/Mastery
Able to consistently catch or throw an 2-4 inch ball. Hits a target within 5-8 feet with ball > 80% of the time.
Keywords:
Motor Skills
Subjects:
Physical Ed., Fitness
Types:
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