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Ultimate Frisbee Ultimate Frisbee grading criteria for 4-6 Rubric Code: X3A96C By ddelapp Draft Public Rubric Subject: Physical Ed., Fitness Type: Writing Grade Levels: (none)

Ultimate frisbee
	Poor 2 pts	Fair 4 pts	Good 6 pts	Very Good 8 pts	Excellent 10 pts
Movement in the game	Poor Student stands in the game and does not move to help the team.	Fair The student rarely moves to help the team.	Good The student sometimes moves to open spaces on offence, but does little on defence.	Very Good Student consistently moves to open spaces on offence, and generally moves to cover their mark on defence.	Excellent Student consistently moves to open spaces on offence, and consistently moves to cover their mark on defence.
Throwing	Poor Student is not able to accurately throw the frisbee. They have no technique or control.	Fair Student is rarely able to accurately throw the frisbee. They lack technique and control.	Good Student is usually able to accurately throw the frisbee. They have good technique and control. Holds frisbee correctly. Power of pass. Aims the pass.	Very Good Student is consistently able to accurately throw the frisbee. They have very good technique and control. Holds frisbee correctly. Power of pass. Aims the pass. Height of pass.	Excellent Student is consistently able to accurately throw the frisbee. They have excellent technique and control. Holds frisbee correctly. Power of pass. Aims the pass. Height of pass. Type of pass.
Catching	Poor Student is not able to catch the frisbee. Student is afraid of the frisbee.	Fair Student is occasionaly able to catch the frisbee, but shows little or no fear and a genuine attempt to catch it.	Good Student is generaly able to catch the frisbee with two hands and shows no fear.	Very Good Student is consistently able to catch the frisbee with two hands and occasionaly with one. Student occasionly moves towards the frisbee while it is in flight.	Excellent Student is consistently able to catch the frisbee with one or two hands. Student consistently moves towards the frisbee while it is in flight.
Teamwork	Poor Consistenly uses the same teamates.	Fair Often uses the same teamates	Good Student generally uses the same teamates but occasionaly uses the whole team. Rarely communicates with the team.	Very Good Student rarely uses the same teamates and often uses the whole team. Sometimes communicates with the team.	Excellent Student consistently uses the whole team. Often communicates with the team.
Rules and Fairplay	Poor Student displays little or no fairplay. Rarely follows the rules and is often seen arguing with other students.	Fair Student displays lack of fairplay. Sometimes follows rules and argues with other students.	Good Student displays a good sense of fairplay. Usually follows the rules and occasionally argues with other students, but overall, their progress is satisfactory.	Very Good Student displays a very good sense of fairplay. Student almost always follows the rules and rarely argues with other students.	Excellent Student displays an excellent sense of fairplay. Student always follows the rules and never argues with the other students.

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