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iRubric: Personal and Social Responsibility rubric

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Personal and Social Responsibility Personal and Social Responsibility NASPE Standard #5 Exhibits responsibile personal and social behavior that respects self and others in physical activity settings. Rubric Code: Z5XC96 By bjkuntz Draft Public Rubric Subject: Physical Ed., Fitness Type: Assignment Grade Levels: K-5

Personal and Social Responsibility
	4 (N/A)	3 3 pts	2 2 pts	1 1 pts
Grade 1-3	4 All of the essential elements are self directed and has positive interaction towards helping other classmates to make responsible decisions.	3 Self directed: Partner or group cooperation. Taking turns. Team work. Cooperation. Uses equipment & space safely. Fair play. Honesty. Self control.	2 Requires general class reminders to : Partner or group cooperation. Taking turns. Team work. Cooperation. Uses equipment & space safely. Fair play. Honesty. Self control.	1 Needs personal reminders and directions for: Partner or group cooperation. Taking turns. Team work. Cooperation. Uses equipment & space safely. Fair play. Honesty. Self control.
Grade 4-5	4 All of the essential elements are self directed and has positive interaction towards helping other classmates to make responsible decisions.	3 Self directed: Supports & encourages others during activity. Appropriate behavior during competitive settings. Chooses behaviors that contribute to group success. Works well with more skilled and less skilled participants.	2 Requires general class reminders to : Supports & encourages others during activity. Appropriate behavior during competitive settings. Chooses behaviors that contribute to group success. Works well with more skilled and less skilled participants.	1 Needs personal reminders and directions for: Supports & encourages others during activity. Appropriate behavior during competitive settings. Chooses behaviors that contribute to group success. Works well with more skilled and less skilled participants.