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Skills Assessment - Football Catch Skills Assessment - Football Throw Assess the ability of students to demonstrate proficiency in football throwing. Rubric Code: N63WB6 By deanj86 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Physical Ed., Fitness Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 9-12

Football Catch
	F (N/A)	D (N/A)	C (N/A)	B (N/A)	A (N/A)
Football Catch	F Does not attempt to throw the football. Makes no effort to use proper form/mechanics	D Attempts to catch but demonstrates none of the proper mechanics or form, including, but not limited to 1) catching the ball with the hands as opposed to the body or arms, 2) preparing hands to catch above the stomach holding hands in a diamond shape, 3) preparing hands to catch below the stomach or over the shoulder holding hands in a basket, 4) tucking the ball into the chest after catching.	C Attempts to catch but only demonstrates some of the proper mechanics or form, including, but not limited to 1) catching the ball with the hands as opposed to the body or arms, 2) preparing hands to catch above the stomach holding hands in a diamond shape, 3) preparing hands to catch below the stomach or over the shoulder holding hands in a basket, 4) tucking the ball into the chest after catching.	B Attempts to catch and demonstrates most of the proper mechanics or form, including, but not limited to 1) catching the ball with the hands as opposed to the body or arms, 2) preparing hands to catch above the stomach holding hands in a diamond shape, 3) preparing hands to catch below the stomach or over the shoulder holding hands in a basket, 4) tucking the ball into the chest after catching.	A Attempts to catch and demonstrates all of the proper mechanics or form, including, but not limited to 1) catching the ball with the hands as opposed to the body or arms, 2) preparing hands to catch above the stomach holding hands in a diamond shape, 3) preparing hands to catch below the stomach or over the shoulder holding hands in a basket, 4) tucking the ball into the chest after catching.