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Bowling 
Bowling
Proper ball selection, grip and practice the 3,4 and 5 step approach. Uses proper bowling etiquette.
Rubric Code: XX2W9WW
By mhmiller9
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Subject: Physical Ed., Fitness  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  Mastery

4 pts

Satisfactory

3 pts

Fair

2 pts

Needs Improvement

1 pts

Ball Selection

Mastery

Chooses the heaviest ball that they can handle<BR>
<BR>
Uses own ball each time.
Satisfactory

Sometimes throws a different ball for no apparent reason.<BR>
<BR>
Shows some consideration of others ball use.
Fair

Throws any ball on the rack.<BR>
<BR>
Shows little consideration of others ball use.
Needs Improvement

Throws the lightest ball possible. <BR>
<BR>
Is not considerate of others ball use.
Stance

Mastery

Appears confident and natural<BR>
Knees slightly bent<BR>
Eyes are focused on target<BR>
Ball is held between waist and chest
Satisfactory

Demonstrates proper foot placement(lft foot forward if rt handed) Student is developing a more consistant stance
Fair

Rarely demonstrates proper foot placement <BR>
Does not have consistant stance
Needs Improvement

Student is stiff and unnatural in movement<BR>
knees are straight<BR>
has difficulty focusing on target
Grip

Mastery

Places ring, middle finger, and thumb in correct holes<BR>
Fingers go in same depth and provide stability for a secure release<BR>
Non bowling hand placed under ball hand for support
Satisfactory

Sometimes places ring,middle finger and thumb in the correct holes<BR>
Sometimes places non bowling hand under the ball hand for support
Fair

Rarely places, ring, middle finger, and thumb in the correct holes<BR>
Rarely places non bowling hand under ball hand for support
Needs Improvement

Does not place fingers in the correct holes<BR>
Has difficulty holding and controling the ball
Delivery/Approach

Mastery

Performs 3,4,5 step approach with a push away and pendulum swing<BR>
Delivers ball without going over foul line<BR>
Excutes smooth follow through and finish
Satisfactory

Can perform a 3,4,5 step approach with swing<BR>
Follow thru is developing<BR>
Consistency in delivery
Fair

Can performs a 3,4,5 step approh without a pendulum swing<BR>
Occasionally crosses foul line on delivery<BR>
Follow thru is not smooth
Needs Improvement

Unable to perform a 3,4,5 step approach with a pendulum swing<BR>
Constantly crosses foul line on delivery<BR>
Follow thru is not smooth
Ettiquite

Mastery

Shows sportsmanship and ettiquette at all times<BR>
Waits for other bowlers to finish before starting to bowl<BR>
Positive attitude and cheers others on
Satisfactory

Usually exhibits good sportsmanship and ettiquette, occasionally needs redirirection<BR>
Sometimes encourages teammates and is positive
Fair

Rarely exhibits good sportsmanship and ettiquette, needs redirection<BR>
Rarely encourages teammates
Needs Improvement

Has difficulty getting along with peers<BR>
Poor attitude lacks effort<BR>
Doesnt wait for others before starting to bowl
Scoring

Mastery

Scores a 150 or higher
Satisfactory

Scores between a 149 and a 100
Fair

Scores between a 99 and a 75
Needs Improvement

Scores below 75






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