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Soccer: Various skills Soccer Assessments Grades 6-8 6th grade evaluation on fundementals of soccer to be used with the Focused Instruction outline. Students are rated and scored on the mechanics of the skills below. Students are scored at 12 possible points. Scoring in the Advanced range gains extra credit. Rubric Code: S325BC By Jeanninem Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Physical Ed., Fitness Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 6-8

Soccer
	Beginning 1 pts	Developing 2 pts	Proficient 3 pts	Exemplary 4 pts
Dribble two lengths of the gym.	Beginning Does not attempt to control of the ball, or use both feet. Lacks speed due to lack of control. Does not keep the ball within the set boundary of test. Rarely.	Developing Needs to work on speed, control is improving with use of both feet and striking the ball on the inside of foot. Sometimes	Proficient Excellent ball control and body positioning, ball in control and all cones completed properly. Most of the time.	Exemplary Use both sides of the foot, eyes up. The skills are completed smoothly and consistently. Ball remains controlled allowing student to gain speed upon completion. Always.
Trapping the ball with a partner	Beginning Does not attempt to trap the ball, no contact or lacks a soft contact causing the ball to bounce away preventing control. Rarely.	Developing Needs to improve the contact by moving slightly away to prevent the ball from rebounding away from the body. Sometimes	Proficient Absorb the ball and soften the contact by moving slightly away on contact. Keeps the ball close, within one foot after trap. Most of the time.	Exemplary Prior knowledge and experience gives student an advantage. Traps occur fast and without much effort. Always.
Ball kick pass to partner	Beginning Does not attempt to kick ball with inside of foot, opposite foot from kicking foot is not next to the ball, arms and legs not in opposition. Rarely.	Developing Needs to work on kicking from inside of foot or top. Kickball kicks from the front toe-lacks controlled kicks. Sometimes	Proficient Non kicking foot is next to the ball. Kicking foot contacts ball on the inside of foot for short kicks, top of foot extended for long kicks. Most of the time.	Exemplary Foot next to the ball,inside of foot, follow through. Kicks occur quickly, and without much effort. Always.