Future Professional College Bowl Ashley Foss - Whiting Future Teams from Kansas colleges and universities Troy Babcock Gym Professionals will come together for a friendly, yet Taylor Winegarne competitive battle of the bodies and minds. Todd Thacker There will be two activity rounds and one Cameron Peak question/answer round. Spectators are Kayla Ayer welcome to join the fun, cheer on the Hope Manning students, and root for your alma mater. Makenzie Boltwood Lee Arena ALL it all with Foam Coated Balls Except Randy Kempke for Dodgeball A Exhibitor This is an active participation presentation ~ K-12 Teachers Using Foam Coated Balls in a variety of developmentally appropriate activities to foster critical and creative thinking, fitness, socialization and skill development. Lee Arena B All Introduce tennis to your school with the Glaser USTA and Net Generation! Jodi Gordon Exhibitor The United States Tennis Association (USTA) Tara Williams has collaborated with SHAPE to create a new school curricula designed to encourage and challenge kids to advance at their own pace guided by the national grade-level outcomes. With resources and tools of USTA and Net Generation, Tennis in Schools has never been easier to teach or more accessible! Dance POUND Workout Shellie Stahly is the world's first cardio jam session Joan Bolt Studio inspired by the infectious, energizing and sweat-dripping fun of the playing of drums Utilizing Physical Activity as an Academic Shelly Swartz Room 226 Elementary and Behavioral Intervention- Continued Room 224 Advocacy Make a Difference: Effective Advocacy Amanda Gress Public policies determine whether Kansas child can thrive, and educators are important advocates for health, education, and economic policies that benefit Kansas children. This workshop will build skills to advocate on behalf of Kansas children. Participants will learn how to build strong relationships with their policymakers and how to influence policy decisions. We will also discuss what lies in store for the 2018 Kansas Legislative Session. Participants can preview this workshop’s content at Room 221 Technology Ignite a Healthier Me Erica Hart Learn about online instructional resources that Health can help build a strong foundation in digital awareness and healthy lifestyles for your students. Teachers will gain access to a variety of resources that cover topics such as social-emotional learning, cyber-bullying, monitoring your digital footprint, technology overuse, alcohol and prescription drug
Whiting Gym Future Professionals Future Professional College Bowl Teams from Kansas colleges and universities will come together for a friendly, yet competitive battle of the bodies and minds. There will be two activity rounds and one question/answer round. Spectators are welcome to join the fun, cheer on the students, and root for your alma mater. Ashley Foss - Troy Babcock Taylor Winegarne Todd Thacker Cameron Peak Kayla Ayer Hope Manning Makenzie Boltwood Lee Arena A ALL Exhibitor it all with Foam Coated Balls Except for Dodgeball This is an active participation presentation ~ K-12 Teachers Using Foam Coated Balls in a variety of developmentally appropriate activities to foster critical and creative thinking, fitness, socialization and skill development. Randy Kempke Lee Arena B All Exhibitor Introduce tennis to your school with the USTA and Net Generation! The United States Tennis Association (USTA) has collaborated with SHAPE to create a new school curricula designed to encourage and challenge kids to advance at their own pace guided by the national grade-level outcomes. With resources and tools of USTA and Net Generation, Tennis in Schools has never been easier to teach or more accessible! Glaser Jodi Gordon Tara Williams Dance Studio POUND Workout is the world's first cardio jam session inspired by the infectious, energizing and sweat-dripping fun of the playing of drums Shellie Stahly Joan Bolt Room 226 Elementary Utilizing Physical Activity as an Academic and Behavioral Intervention- Continued Shelly Swartz Room 224 Advocacy Make a Difference: Effective Advocacy Public policies determine whether Kansas child can thrive, and educators are important advocates for health, education, and economic policies that benefit Kansas children. This workshop will build skills to advocate on behalf of Kansas children. Participants will learn how to build strong relationships with their policymakers and how to influence policy decisions. We will also discuss what lies in store for the 2018 Kansas Legislative Session. Participants can preview this workshop’s content at Amanda Gress Room 221 Technology Health Ignite a Healthier Me Learn about online instructional resources that can help build a strong foundation in digital awareness and healthy lifestyles for your students. Teachers will gain access to a variety of resources that cover topics such as social-emotional learning, cyber-bullying, monitoring your digital footprint, technology overuse, alcohol and prescription drug Erica Hart
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