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Creative Movement Presentation Creative Movement Presentation Students worked in small groups or independently to create a choreographed sequece of movements (yoga or dance) to present their learning and understanding acquired during the course. Rubric Code: U89CB3 By Awareness Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Physical Ed., Fitness Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 9-12

Creative Movement Presentation
	Level 1 (50-59%) (N/A)	Level 2 (60-69%) (N/A)	Level 3 (70-79%) (N/A)	Level 4 (80-89%) (N/A)
Step Count	Level 1 (50-59%) Routine included less than 20 seconds of movement.	Level 2 (60-69%) Routine included 20-40 seconds of movement.	Level 3 (70-79%) Routine included 40-1 minute.	Level 4 (80-89%) Routine met the required time of 1 min+
Music and Rhythm	Level 1 (50-59%) Music was not provided. Students were rarely on beat.	Level 2 (60-69%) Music did not match the dance. Students were off beat half of the time.	Level 3 (70-79%) Could have chosen more appropriate music. Students were rarely off beat.	Level 4 (80-89%) Choice of music was appropriate and students followed the rhythm of the music throughout the presentation.
Group Coheshion	Level 1 (50-59%) All group members seem to be performing different routines. Entire group is out of sync.	Level 2 (60-69%) Half of the group were not in sync. Obvious miscommunication of what is to come next in the routine.	Level 3 (70-79%) One group member was not in sync with the rest of the team. Hardly noticeable.	Level 4 (80-89%) Group members did the presentation as a team and were in sync the entire presentation.
Combination of Movement Patterns	Level 1 (50-59%) Students were unable to combine movement patterns successfully.	Level 2 (60-69%) Students combined movement patterns with noticebale hesitation between each move.	Level 3 (70-79%) Students successfully combined movement patterns with little hesitation in between.	Level 4 (80-89%) Students were able to successfully combine 5 or more movement patterns into a fluent routine.
Bonus	Level 1 (50-59%) Group included a costume for the presentation and looked like a team.	Level 2 (60-69%)	Level 3 (70-79%)	Level 4 (80-89%)