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Volleyball - Forearm pass 
Volleyball:forearm pass
Students are Rated and scored on the mechanics of their pass, not completely the number of successful passes. Students are scored at 12 possible points.
Rubric Code: YXW7379
By rsivinski
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Subject: Physical Ed., Fitness  
Type: (Other)  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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  Needs Improvement

1 pts

Developing

2 pts

Proficient

3 pts

Advanced

4 pts

Feet/Knees

Needs Improvement

Not staggered and/or narrow base
Developing

Sometimes staggered and wide, hips not pointing at target
Proficient

Often staggered and wide, hips facing target.
Advanced

Staggered consistently. Demonstrates ability to lead with right or left foot, adjusting for different targets. Hips are consistently facing target, can effectively make adjustment to left and right.
Hands/Wrist

Needs Improvement

Hands do not stay together when contacting the ball, creating a double hit.
Developing

Hands stay together. Wrist are not directed down toward the floor.
Proficient

Hands stay together, wrists are directed down toward the floor.
Advanced

Change hands into position quickly. Doesn't stand with hands together. Moves body into position before putting hands together. Able to direct the ball to the intended target.
Elbows/forearms

Needs Improvement

Elbows remain bent,
ball does not contact both forearms.
Developing

Elbows straight but strikes one arm only, body not centered behind the ball.
Proficient

Contacts ball with both forearms and is most oftenable to direct ball to target.
Advanced

Waits for the ball. Takes ball in center of body. Contact occurs near the elbow of the forearms. Able to direct the ball to intended target.
Platform

Needs Improvement

Rookie Mistakes
Swinging - "cheerleading"
Bending elbows -"prayer"
Popping up -"poptart"
Stabbing- "stabbing"
Developing

Arms start low and swing up to 45 degrees or platform is too low or too high. Contacts ball outside body.
Proficient

Arms are stationery at 45 degree angle at contact. Usually contacts ball in midline (between hips). Sometimes able to freeze platform at contact.
Advanced

Arms are stationery at 45 degree angle, body is relaxed. Player can freeze platform at point of contact. Platform is facing target area and ball is played between hips/shoulders
Movement to Ball

Needs Improvement

Does not move to the ball. Is stationery on the court.
Developing

Movement to the ball is delayed resulting in run-throughs or unnecessary diving.
Proficient

Moves to the ball fluidly, staying low. Is often able to get into a stable platform position at contact.
Advanced

Moves fluidly to the ball, contacts the ball in a low, stable platform. Is able to anticipate ball trajectory and, therefore, move into position before the ball arrives.
Accuracy

Needs Improvement

No contact or shanks the ball off to an out of bounds area
Developing

Ball gets to a playable area, but setter is able to set only 1 attack.
Proficient

Ball is played near the target area, setter is able to set 2 attacks.
Advanced

Ball travels to intended target area. Setter is able to set maximum # of attacks.






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