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    Swimming Stroke Development Rubric: 1 2 3 4 5 Freestyle

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    The document provides a rubric to evaluate swimming stroke development across 5 levels from 1 (beginner) to 5 (advanced) for three strokes: freestyle, backstroke, and breaststroke. For each stroke, it lists the key components and provides descriptors for student performance at each level to assess their proficiency and areas needing improvement. The rubric is designed to track student progress in learning and perfecting the techniques for three core swimming strokes.

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    Swimming Stroke Development Rubric: 1 2 3 4 5 Freestyle

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    The document provides a rubric to evaluate swimming stroke development across 5 levels from 1 (beginner) to 5 (advanced) for three strokes: freestyle, backstroke, and breaststroke. For each stroke, it lists the key components and provides descriptors for student performance at each level to assess their proficiency and areas needing improvement. The rubric is designed to track student progress in learning and perfecting the techniques for three core swimming strokes.

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    The document provides a rubric to evaluate swimming stroke development across 5 levels from 1 (beginner) to 5 (advanced) for three strokes: freestyle, backstroke, and breaststroke. For each stroke, it lists the key components and provides descriptors for student performance at each level to assess their proficiency and areas needing improvement. The rubric is designed to track student progress in learning and perfecting the techniques for three core swimming strokes.

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    Swimming Stroke Development Rubric: 1 2 3 4 5 Freestyle

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    Jenna Marie Tolosa
    The document provides a rubric to evaluate swimming stroke development across 5 levels from 1 (beginner) to 5 (advanced) for three strokes: freestyle, backstroke, and breaststroke. For each stroke, it lists the key components and provides descriptors for student performance at each level to assess their proficiency and areas needing improvement. The rubric is designed to track student progress in learning and perfecting the techniques for three core swimming strokes.

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    Swimming Stroke Development Rubric

    1 2 3 4 5
    Freestyle Does not attempt to Attempts to Is a able to Performs the Performs the
     Arms alternate with demonstrate demonstrate but has somewhat perform the Freestyle stroke freestyle stroke
    equal timing difficulty with 2 or more freestyle stroke. Has properly, and breathing
     Arm fully extended components. difficulty with 1 or more breathing technique properly
     Continual flutter components. technique always
    kick could use
    improvement
     Head rotated to side
    for breathing
     Face to bottom of
    pool when not
    taking a breath
    Backstroke Does not attempt to Attempts to Attempts to Performs the back stroke Performs back stroke
     Proper rhythm demonstrate demonstrate but has demonstrate but has properly but swims off meeting all components
    maintained difficulty with 2 or more difficulty with 1 or more course and swims in a strait line.
    throughout (one arm components. components.
    enters as other arm
    exits), thumb exits
    and pinky enters
     Continual flutter
    kick
     Body is horizontal
    and hips are up
    Breast Stroke Does not attempt to Attempts to Is able to Is able to use Is able to use
     Arms extended fully demonstrate demonstrate somewhat The proper the proper
    in coordination and but does not perform the breast stroke breast stroke
    sequence. Pull know what the breast stroke technique technique
    finishes at the proper technique almost always always
    shoulders. Pull technique is
    provides lots of
    movement.

    Elementary Does not attempt to Attempts to Is able to Is able to use Is able to use
    demonstrate demonstrate somewhat the proper elem back the proper elem back
    Backstroke but does not perform the technique technique
    know what the elem back almost always always. (Monkey
    proper technique Airplane Soldier
    technique is

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