iRubric: Soccer Skills Rubric-Safety: Self Assessment

Sometimes, I take steps to get close to ball and the steps are balanced (about 60% of the time.)<BR>
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My Plant foot is near ball, but not next to ball. <BR>
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I sometimes strike the ball with the side of my foot. <BR>
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I sometimes show some follow-through.

I usually keep my leg bent at the knee when I kick (about 80% of the time.)<BR>
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I usually use my arm swing to help with the distance of the kick.<BR>
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My Plant foot is around the ball but not in the proper spot. <BR>
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I usually strike the ball with the my instep. <BR>
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I usually have my eyes on the target.

Always or almost always, my leg is bent at the knee before I kick. <BR>
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I use the correct arm action to help with the force of my kick.<BR>
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My Plant foot is next to ball. <BR>
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I follow through with my kicking leg. <BR>
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I contact the ball with my instep. <BR>
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I have my eyes on the target.

I pass the ball with my toes and "push" the ball rather than kick the ball. I kick the ball about 60% of the time.<BR>
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The ball goes toward the target, but is off by a few centimetres. <BR>
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The ball bounces for most of the pass.

I usually pass the ball within a close distance to my partner(about 80% of the time.) <BR>
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I usually use the inside of my foot. <BR>
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The ball bounces on the ground through some of the pass.

Always or almost always, I pass the ball right to the target (making it so that my partner does not have to move). <BR>
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I use the inside of my foot. The ball does not leave the ground.

I can sometimes trap the ball (about 60% of the time) using the correct technique,I.e. puffing up my chest for chest trap, using inside of my foot for inside foot trap.

I can usually trap the ball (about 80% of the time) using the correct technique,I.e. puffing up chest for chest trap, using inside of foot and applying pressure for inside foot trap.

Always or almost always, I am able to trap the ball using correct technique, I.e. puffing up chest for chest trap, using inside of foot and applying pressure for inside foot trap.