Teams from Kansas colleges and universities Taylor Winegarne will come together for a friendly, yet Todd Thacker competitive battle of the bodies and minds. Cameron Peak There will be two activity rounds and one Kayla Ayer question/answer round. Spectators are Hope Manning welcome to join the fun, cheer on the Makenzie Boltwood students, and root for your alma mater. Lee Arena ALL Doing it all with Foam Coated Balls Except for Randy Kempke 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. Introduce tennis to your school with the USTA Jaren Glaser Lee Arena B All 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 Other Workout Shellie Stahly POUND 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 Room 221 Elementary Utilizing Physical Activity as an Academic and Shelly Swartz Behavioral Intervention- Continued Room 224 Health Read, Write, Health: Integrating Literacy into Mary McCarley Health Assessments and Activities Join Shape America’s 2016 Southern District Health Teacher of the Year, Mary McCarley, as she shares health activities, assessments, and strategies that integrate literacy. Teachers will leave with 5 or more new ideas, activities, and assessments that can be easily implemented in the classroom. Room 226 Other Understanding the Human Needs Parker Each and every one of us has the capacity to change the world, one life at a time. By understanding the motives behind our behavior, we can identify our faults, our strengths, and implement tools to achieve personal success. But most importantly, we can change the world. Computer Meeting Susan Oldfather PAL Meeting Lori Heger This meeting is for all PAL’s trained during Room this past summer. You will meet with your mentors during this time.
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. Taylor Winegarne Todd Thacker Cameron Peak Kayla Ayer Hope Manning Makenzie Boltwood Lee Arena A ALL Exhibitor Doing 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! Jaren Glaser Jodi Gordon Tara Williams Dance Studio Other Workout POUND 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 221 Elementary Utilizing Physical Activity as an Academic and Behavioral Intervention- Continued Shelly Swartz Room 224 Health Read, Write, Health: Integrating Literacy into Health Assessments and Activities Join Shape America’s 2016 Southern District Health Teacher of the Year, Mary McCarley, as she shares health activities, assessments, and strategies that integrate literacy. Teachers will leave with 5 or more new ideas, activities, and assessments that can be easily implemented in the classroom. Mary McCarley Room 226 Other Understanding the Human Needs Each and every one of us has the capacity to change the world, one life at a time. By understanding the motives behind our behavior, we can identify our faults, our strengths, and implement tools to achieve personal success. But most importantly, we can change the world. Parker Computer Room Meeting PAL Meeting This meeting is for all PAL’s trained during this past summer. You will meet with your mentors during this time. Susan Oldfather Lori Heger
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