The rubric evaluates batting skills across 5 areas: grip, stance, knees, back elbow position, and eye contact. It provides descriptions for performance levels of does not meet standard, partially meets standard, meets standards, and exceeds standard in each area. Scores are based on consistently demonstrating proper form and technique for gripping the bat, foot placement, knee bend, keeping the back elbow up, maintaining eye contact on the ball, and rotating the body to face the field when batting.
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The rubric evaluates batting skills across 5 areas: grip, stance, knees, back elbow position, and eye contact. It provides descriptions for performance levels of does not meet standard, partially meets standard, meets standards, and exceeds standard in each area. Scores are based on consistently demonstrating proper form and technique for gripping the bat, foot placement, knee bend, keeping the back elbow up, maintaining eye contact on the ball, and rotating the body to face the field when batting.
The rubric evaluates batting skills across 5 areas: grip, stance, knees, back elbow position, and eye contact. It provides descriptions for performance levels of does not meet standard, partially meets standard, meets standards, and exceeds standard in each area. Scores are based on consistently demonstrating proper form and technique for gripping the bat, foot placement, knee bend, keeping the back elbow up, maintaining eye contact on the ball, and rotating the body to face the field when batting.
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The rubric evaluates batting skills across 5 areas: grip, stance, knees, back elbow position, and eye contact. It provides descriptions for performance levels of does not meet standard, partially meets standard, meets standards, and exceeds standard in each area. Scores are based on consistently demonstrating proper form and technique for gripping the bat, foot placement, knee bend, keeping the back elbow up, maintaining eye contact on the ball, and rotating the body to face the field when batting.
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Batting Skills Rubric
Does not meet Partially Meets Meets Exceeds Standard
standard Standard (2) Standards (3) (4) (1) Grips bat with Sometimes Usually grips Consistently grips hands at a grips bat with bat with hands bat with hands distance too far hands too far close together close together apart and/or with apart and with the with the dominant the non-dominant occasionally dominant hand hand on top. hand on top. forgets to put on top. dominant hand on top. Feet are Feet consistently Feet fall either Feet are consistently either touch each inside or sometimes shoulder width other or are outside of shoulder width apart. spread much too shoulder width apart but far apart. on some swings, stance can be and on other improved for swings feet are consistency. in proper shoulder width Batter stands position. Consistently has straight up with Usually has knees bent. no bend to knees Knees are bent knees bent in or batter has at either too proper manner. extreme bend to large of an knees. angle or does not bend knees Back elbow is enough. Back elbow is regularly kept up, Batter’s back usually kept up, and bat is elbow is far too and bat is brought back over low or touches Back elbow brought back the shoulder so side of body. Bat falls, or bat over the that it sticks up drops behind sometimes is shoulder so that like a toothpick. shoulder, or bat kept in front of bat sticks up falls significantly the shoulder or but sometimes out of a vertical is not held with a slight position. straight up. angle. Keeps eye completely Keeps eye on focused on ball at Batter does not the ball with full all times. have eye contact Does not eye contact for with the ball. maintain full the majority of Batter distracted eye contact with the time. by other players the ball and Consistently turns or spectators. occasionally side to the target looses eye Usually turns of the field. Does not turn contact with the side of body to side to face the ball. face the field. field. Does not regularly or fully turn side of body to the target of the Regularly extends field, or body is arms to swing as otherwise out of Normally flat as a pancake. Elbows remain proper position. extends arms to bent while swing in a flat, swinging and level manner, never become but could fully extended. Makes some improve While swinging, mistakes in swinging style Consistently rolls the bat is always swinging style with further over the at an angle and is with either practice. shoelaces of the rarely flat. upward or back foot, downward rotating and Soles of feet do motions while Usually rolls shifting when not leave the swinging. over the swinging. ground. No shoelaces of the rotation or back foot, shifting. rotating and Partially rolls shifting when over the swinging, but shoelaces of the occasionally back foot, but falls out of lacks full position. rotation of ankle when swinging.