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SOCIETY OF HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATORS OF VERMONT
Teach. Play. Learn
2018 Conference and Awards Reception October 18-19, 2018
Killington Grand Hotel, Killington, VermontComplimentary Wireless: GrandGuest (no password)
Please take pictures and videos, make sure to tag @SHAPEVT in the post! Use the #SHAPEVT2018
A message from the President:
Welcome SHAPE Vermont Members, Conference Attendees, and Vendors,
I would like to welcome you all to the 2018 SHAPE VT Conference, “Teach. Play. Learn.”
You all work so hard developing healthy and physically active students within your school communities. You create rich physically active experiences, foster healthy habits, teach crucial health and physical education standards, organize after school activities, coach sport, and much more.
I encourage you to take time over the next day or two, to step away from all that work in order to teach, learn, and play together. So many of you are isolated within your schools, as the only health or physical education teacher. I hope you seize this opportunity to connect with professionals from around the state.
I would like to welcome our keynote speakers Mike Martinez and Molly Creamer. We are very fortunate to have both Mike and Molly and I am excited to hear these two amazing individuals speak about their passion. In addition, both keynote speakers will be presenting a session(s) and Mike will be interviewing conference attendees on his live podcast. Make sure to check it out!
A warm welcome and big thank you goes to US Games for sponsoring the keynote and to GOPHER for sponsoring the awards recipients. An additional thank you goes out to all of our vendors, we appreciate your support and hard work. Thank you to all presenters for taking time to share and provide quality sessions for conference attendees.
Wether this is your first SHAPE VT conference or your twenty-first, I want to thank you for making this professional development opportunity a priority. It is not easy for every teacher to get time off in order to attend conferences or workshops. Therefore, an additional thank you goes out to your schools and administrators. I think it is so important for us, as teachers, to continue to better ourselves in and outside of the classroom. In order to best serve our students, we need to understand and experience the student role ourselves.
A special thank you goes out to the President-Executive Board: Wendy Johnson, Geoff Bloomer, Kali Harris, Kelly Spreen, Catherine Patch and Soren Pelz-Walsh. Thank you for all your efforts and volunteer work to help make this organization what it is. Thank you to Chris Shackett, Glenn Steinman and Greg Carpenter for their continued volunteer contributions to SHAPE-VT. Thank you to our executive director, Lisa Pleban, for providing outstanding direction and support to the executive board. A big shout out goes to the conference committee, Phil Chaput, Kate McCord (& myself), for putting together our 2018 program. We are excited and hope you enjoy it.
In addition, I want to thank Phil Chaput, past-president, for his unwavering support and guidance over the past three plus years. I wouldn’t be where I am today if it wasn’t for the past presidents that came before me, Phil, Mark Weikert, and Betsey Caldwell, all of whom took me under their wing, showed me the path, and supported me all the way. I can not speak enough about how much I have appreciated this opportunity to serve as SHAPE-VT President. It has been an unbelievable experience, opening new doors, teaching me new things, and introducing me to so many amazing health and physical education professionals. It has been my honor to serve as your 2018 SHAPE-VT President and I know you are in good hands with Kate McCord taking the reins. The future is bright for SHAPE Vermont. Thank you and enjoy the conference.
Best Wishes, Matthew Bristol2018 SHAPE-Vermont President
SHAPE-VT Past Presidents2018-2019 Matt Bristol2017-2018 Philip Chaput2016-2017 Mark Weikert2015-2016- Betsy Caldwell
VTAHPERD Past Presidents2014-2015 Janice Lange2013-2014 Chris Souliere2012-2013 Robyn Davis2011-2012 Jon Hammond2010-2011 Louise Deguise2009-2010 Lisa Pleban2008-2009 Chris Polakowski2007-2008 Ellen Harris2006-2007 Kevin Plette2005-2006 Willie Cerauskis2004-2005 Michael Interlandi2002-2003 Beverly Nichols2001-2002 Robert Fredette2000-2001 Tracey Fogarty1999-2000 Jim Segar1998-1999 Susan Adams1997-1998 Mal Spencer1996-1997 Susan Barnard1995-1996 Bonnie Mohlman1994-1995 Robin Schoenfeld-Fox1993-1994 Carl Hurd1992-1993 Lynn Johnson1991-1992 Michael Interlandi1990-1991 Barbara Cioffi1989-1990 Bob Grace1988-1989 Stevie Chepko1987-1988 Michael Soules1986-1987 Robyn Soave Davis1985-1986 Leigh Mallory1984-1985 Jan McCleery1983-1984 John Stetzel1982-1983 Joy Stowell1981-1982 Winton Goodrich1979-1981 Murray Banks1977-1979 No President1976-1977 Chandler Stowell1975-1976 Charles Ash1974-1975 Dwight Fiske1973-1974 Maggi Hayes1972-1973 W. Donald Soderberg1960-1961 Olive KrogmanThank you for your leadership!
Thank you to the 2018 conference committee. Matt Bristol
Kate McCordLisa Pleban
It has been an honor to work with my friends at SHAPE Vermont the past three years -Philip D. Chaput, Past-President & Conference Chair
MISSION STATEMENT:
The SHAPE-VT organization's mission is to service our professionals and pre-professionals in the fields of health, physical education, recreation and dance by offering information of importance to our members, and sponsoring various events and training throughout the year. We also recognize outstanding educators, future professionals, and community members though our awards program. Our fall conference provides knowledge about exceptional programs, new guidelines, professional development, and services for our members. Educators, students, and administrators in the fields of Health Education, Coaching, Adaptive Services, Teacher Training, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance are encouraged to join the association. Yearly dues are kept affordable for our professionals. Scholarship opportunities for professional development are available to Vermont college student members. By joining this organization you will be able to network both with other professionals in your field and in related fields.
Exhibitors Contact Information 2018
1. US Games Nick Kline, NBCT Northeast Regional Manager OPEN Development Council Email:[email protected] Direct: 607.423.4403 US Games is committed to changing lives through effective physical education and health literacy.
2. Gopher 2525 Lemond St SW PO Box 998 Owatonna, MN 55060 phone: 800-533-0446 fax: 800-Michelle Skala [email protected] 451-4856 www.gophersport.com Gopher – Your Best Source For Physical Education, Athletics, & Fitness Products! A national leader in serving the health, physical education, and recreational fields through innovative, institutional sports equipment. Our mission is to help physical educators and other sports professionals achieve successful practice.
3. HeartTechPlus 2911 Sherman St Port Townsend, WA. 98368 phone: 903-336-4391 Rich Butterworth [email protected] www.hearttechplusportal.com Heart Tech Plus offers the cutting edge in heart rate technology designed for teachers by teachers. Twitter: @HeartTechPlus1
4. WingSpeed Adventures 808 Russell Station Road, Francestown, NH 03043 Sarah [email protected] WingSpeedAdventures.com phone: 603-547-8822 fax: 603-547-8833 WingSpeed Adventures is a full-service challenge course vendor. As a PVM for ACCT, we design, build, repair, and inspect low and high ropes elements, climbing walls, ziplines, tree houses, and more. We also offer training and certifications.
5. EVERFI Zachary Rowe, Jess Donovan 332 Congress Street 3rd Floor Boston MA 02210 phone: 774-454-2988 www.everfi.com EVERFI helps teachers prepare students to face real life challenges, now and in the future. Thanks to hundreds of partners who share our mission, EVERFI offers free digital resources and implementation support to help K-12 teachers equip their students with skills for life.
6. Vermont Adaptive Ski and Sports PO Box 139 Killington, VT 05751 Tom Alcorn, Senior Program Coordinator 802.786.4991 ext. 25 [email protected] www.vermontadaptive.org Vermont Adaptive Ski & Sports is a nationally recognized non-profit organization that empowers people of all abilities through inclusive sports and recreational programming regardless of ability to pay. In addition to sports, year-round programming options integrate environmental, holistic wellness, and competitivetraining philosophies for people of all ages with cognitive, developmental, physical and emotional behavioral disabilities.
7. Great Body Shop . Representative: Heidi Pound [email protected], 27 Cannon Rd. Suite 1B Wilton Ct 06897 Phone 03-762-2938. For 30 years The Children’s Health Market has been publishing THE GREAT BODY SHOP, the nationally recognized premier PreK-8th grade comprehensive health education program that brings health education, critical thinking and social emotional learning to children and families everywhere. It meets all national and state standards, is easy to teach and makes it fun to learn!
8. SHAPE VT Middle School Fitness Competition 10888 VT-116 Hinesburg, VT Chris Shackett, M.Ed @ChrisShackett The annual fitness competition is held every spring (usually first week of May) at Norwich University in Northfield, VT. We routinely have over 30 schools in attendance with over 300 middle school students competing in our battery of fitness events. Please consider registering your team for the 2018 competition!
9. Vermont Department of Health, Health Promotion Disease Prevention 108 Cherry Street, Suite 203 Burlington, VT 05401 http://www.healthvermont.gov/wellness The Vermont Department of Health is the state’s lead agency for public health policy and advocacy, striving to protect and promote the best health for all Vermonters.
10. Castleton University Professor Marybeth Lennox-Levins, (802) 468-6430 www.castleton.edu The Master of Science in Athletic Leadership, a 30-credit, primarily online degree, focused on leadership in intercollegiate, interscholastic, and youth athletics. This program is flexible, authentic, and allows the Health and Physical Education professional to diversify his/her skills and knowledge.
11. BOKS, Build Our Kids Success 25 Drydock Avenue, Boston, MA 02210 Randell [email protected] www.bokskids.org . BOKS (Build Our Kids Success) was created as a direct response to the dwindling amount of physical activity programs available in elementary and middle schools. BOKS is a free physical activity program that strives to improve our children physically, mentally, and socially by strengthening minds and bodies through movement.
12. New England Fitness Distributors Jason Sutton (contact: Amanda Cummings) 270 Eastern Blvd, Glastonbury, CT 06033 phone 800-659-4534 x19 fax: 860-659-4734 [email protected] New England Fitness Distributors represents the top manufacturers in the commercial fitness equipment industry and is the authorized dealer of Precor cardiovascular and strength equipment for the new England region. From initial consultation, facility design, and layout, to on-site training, delivery, installation, and service.
13. Vermont Golf Association P.O. Box 1612, Station A Rutland, VT 05701-1612 Janna Webb https://thefirsttee.org/Our mission is to impact the lives of young people by providing educational programs that build character, instill life-enhancing values and promote healthy choices through the game of golf
14. Spikeball. Skyler Boles. [email protected]. MISSION: To introduce more people to the sport and to build and nurture the community.VISION: To build a community around the next great American sport. www.spikeball.com
Exhibit Displays Open Thursday 8:00 am – 4:00 pmFriday 8:00 am - 2:00 pm
Please visit these great sponsors as they travel great distances to spend time to be with us.
Thursday At A Glance 10/18 7:30am - 8:45am
Registration: Hotel Lobby 7:00am -10:00am Invoices: Confirmations with invoices were emailed when you registered. If you did not receive an
invoice, please email [email protected] Wireless: GrandGuest no password
Session I8:00 to 8:50
Session II9:00 to 9:50
Keynote10:00 to 10:50
Session III11:00 to 11:50
Lunch12:00 to 1:00
Session IV1:10 to 2:00
Session V2:10 to 3:00
Oscar Wilder Ballroom I
Susan Barnard - Barre Town Middle &
Elementary School (Retired)
"How to make a K-2 Physical Education
Shine for your School Community"
Gabi Tetelman & Sarah Derick -
WingSpeed AdventuresIncluding everyone-
adapting games to meet the needs
of the group
Mike Martinez
Embrace the Journey
Oscar Ballroom II
Mike Martinez - US
Games/OPENFitnessgram
Crash course: Preparing students,
administering tests & Analysis
Nick Kline - US OPEN’s Secondary Roundnet (Spikeball
Randall Elkin & Heather Chase -
BOKSActive
kids=Active minds: Games, Resources &
Training for 60 min/day
Northstar 1 Sue Yesalonia - VT AOE
“The Vermont Physical Education Assessment 2018 Pilot program:
Lessons Learned, Moving Forward”
Rebecca McGregor -
Lyndon InstituteDance toolbox for PE teachers
Kate Harney - Norwich
UniversityConcussions in
our classrooms: a return to play for
P.E.
Sarah Derick & Gabi Tetelman - WingSpeed Adventures
Games people play: Challenge course
primers
Sarah Chap,Spaulding HS,Integrating tech into your health
classes
Northstar 2 Jake Drew, Clay Faris & Joshua Johnson - Norwich University
StudentsTom Roberge - Advisor“Bullseye! Integrating
archery in your PE department”
Genesis Bonilla, Victoria Brown
& Kayleigh O’Rourke -
Norwich University Students
Tom Roberge - Advisor
Not everyday you get to be a
Ninja!: Teaching fitness
components in our version of Ninja warrior
Heidi Pound - The Children’s Health MarketIncreasing skill competencies in health education: Helping students show what they
know!
Allison Krasner, Marissa Dennis &
Hannah CookUniversity of
VermontChildren and Teachers
on the Move: Preschool and K-3
curricula
Wendy Johnson & Students - Dover School
Endlessly morphing
castleball: the key is adapting to the ever changing
conditions
Gateway Mary-Catherine GrazinoLocal Motion
Way to Go! to School: Get kids walking and
biking more, earn great giveaways for your
school, AND win great prizes with this free,
entirely flexible challenge!
Sarah Chap - Spaulding HSProfessional
Development at your Fingertips:
using social media to improve
your teaching practice
Andrew Riegler - Folsom
Education & Community
CenterMartial arts in
P.E.
Sue Yesalonia, Linda Moreno & Chris Kane
VT AOEP.E. assessment-
Modification/Alternate Training
Sue Yesalonia, Linda Moreno &
Chris KaneVT AOE
P.E. assessment- Modification/
Alternate Training
EscapadeMatt Bristol,
Kate McCord, Phil ChaputSHAPE-VT
Moving Forward: Unpacking
SHAPE Vermont’s
Strategic Plan
Thursday 8:00-8:50
Title Room /Presenter
Description
"How to make a K-2 Physical Education Shine for your School Community"
Oscar Ballroom 1
Susan Barnard - Barre Town Middle & Elementary School (Retired)
Public Relations are the one thing that will make your program stand out. Consider doing some “shows” to show off your students, start a spring/summer running club, go to nursing homes and present dance and valentines. Invite parents to your gym to dance with their child. Writing letters home to parents to come help in the garden. Learn some real tried and true tricks of the trade
The Vermont Physical Education Assessment 2018 Pilot program: Lessons Learned, Moving Forward
Northstar 1Sue Yessalonia VT AOE
This session will provide educators with the opportunity to learn about the results of the 2018 Vermont Physical Education assessment pilot. The status of student fitness will be discussed, information from the pilot debrief will be shared along with 'lessons learned', and the 2018 - 2019 assessment plan will be shared. Come and learn how you can use this information to advocate for your programs!
“Bullseye! Integrating archery in your PE department”
Northstar 2Jake Drew, Clay Faris & Joshua Johnson - Norwich University StudentsTom Roberge - Advisor
Do your students enjoy target games? Archery is a great way to expand your outdoor education curriculum and creates avenues for each student to explore. We will be presenting fun, energetic, practical, and safe techniques to incorporate archery to a PE department near you!
Way to Go! to School: Get kids walking and biking more, earn great giveaways for your school, AND win great prizes with this free, entirely flexible challenge!
Mary-Catherine GrazianoLocal Motion
Gateway
Learn more about Way to Go! to School--Vermont's Sustainable Transportation Challenge! Way to Go! has partnered with Local Motion's Safe Routes to School program, expanding the challenge to year-long, providing schools with increased flexibility for engagement, a way to both earn incentives (like enough reflective slap bracelets for every student in your school, or even a bike rack) and win prizes (like a SolarSunflower solar panel for your school, or Darn Tough Socks). Learn how Way to Go! to School will support your active lifestyles programming, help your school figure out how to make it safer for children to walk/bike to school, increase bus ridership, decrease single-family drop-offs, and encourage children to develop healthy and sustainable transportation habits.This incredible program is open to any Vermont school and bonus: Program Champions will get $10 to use however they see fit, and enough reflective Way to Go! stickers to give out to every child in the school!Learn more here: www.waytogovt.org
Thursday 9:00 to 9:50
Title Room/ Presenter Description
Including everyone-adapting games to meet the needs of the group
Oscar Ballroom I Gabi Tetelman & Sarah Derick - WingSpeed Adventures
In this session, we will cover how to engage all participants no matter their ability. Including Everyone aims to show how games and initiatives can be adapted in many different facets, to achieve many different goals.
Dance toolbox for PE teachers
Northstar 1 Rebecca McGregor - Lyndon Institute
A variety of resources with PE teachers to enhance their dance units in their programs will be presented. Some of the resources include: tips for creating choreography with kids using the elements of dance and dance devices/structures tips for initiating movement phrases, dance warm ups, sequences of movements in a variety of styles suggestions for music to use, ways to talk about dance in the classroom (critique methods, reflection strategies, critical thinking questions...could also be applied to PE lessons, athletics, exercises, games, etc.) Connections and value of dance in PE, for lifelong wellness, and to create physically literate students
Not everyday you get to be a Ninja!: Teaching fitness components in our version of Ninja warrior
Northstar 2 Genesis Bonilla, Victoria Brown & Kayleigh O’Rourke - Norwich University StudentsTom Roberge - Advisor
We are combining two things that children enjoy; being a ninja and running on a fun yetchallenging obstacle course. Teachers will be exposed to new ideas to help students learn andimprove various fitness components such as flexibility and muscular endurance, and variousskill components such as balance and agility
Professional Development at your Fingertips: using social media to improve your teaching practice
Gateway 1 & 2 Sarah Chap - Spaulding HS
Some of the best professional development is FREE, available 24/7, and can be accessed from the comfort of your own home! In this workshop, learn how to use social media to collaborate with Health and PE professionals around the state, country, and world to get new ideas, insights, and inspiration. This workshop is intended for people with or without experience using social media and for new teachers, veterans, and everyone in between. If possible, bring an internet connected device with you.
Moving Forward: Unpacking SHAPE Vermont’s Strategic Plan
Escapade Matt Bristol, Kate McCord & Phil Chaput SHAPE-VT
Join SHAPE-Vermont President and executive board members in a discussion about the future of SHAPE-Vermont. The organization is looking for ways to improve; we want your feedback and innovative ideas. In this session we will share about the organization's strategic plan and give members an opportunity to advocate for their professional development needs.
Please take pictures and videos, make sure to tag @SHAPEVT in the post! Use the #SHAPEVT2018
Thursday 10:00 am -10:50 am
Keynote presentation Oscar Ballroom II
Mike Martinez“Embrace the Journey”
Mike Martinez discusses some of the traditional pitfalls that teachers of ALL experience levels encounter and offers an optimistic approach to embracing the challenges a life in education offers and turn them into an adventure you will never forget. Mike Martinez has spent the last 10 years
teaching PE in New York City. Teaching at the K-4, K-8 and HS levels has provided a wide array of experiences leading Miike to being named an OPEN National Trainer in 2017.
Thursday 11:00 am to 11:50 am
Title Room /Presenter
Description
Fitnessgram Crash course: Preparing
students, administering tests & Analysis
Oscar Ballroom 1
Mike Martinez- US Games
Mike dives into fitnessgram preparation, administration and analysis
Concussions in our classrooms: a return to
play for P.E
Northstar 1Kate Harney-
Norwich University
Concussions are a hot topic in sports in our society today. Schools and athletic departments are putting together return to learns and return to plays
to benefit our students, but they are pulling them out of PE. Current research suggests that starting light cardio that will not exacerbate current symptoms
improves patient outcomes. This presentation will outline how current research like this and the combination of a return to play and learn impact
how we can integrate students with a concussion into our classrooms.Increasing skill
competencies in health education: Helping students show what
they know!
Northstar 2Heidi Pound - The Children’s Health Market
This session focuses on the essential need to address the National Health Education Skill Standards of analyzing influences, accessing information,
communication, decision-making, goal-setting, self-management and advocacy. Moving beyond just acquiring information to demonstration of
health skills is our goal for students! Come learn how THE GREAT BODY SHOP, a K-8 comprehensive health education curricular resource provides
students with multiple opportunities to practice skills, specific to the standards, and in a variety of situations. Participants will enjoy an interactive
session which will overview the 2018-2019 curriculum and engage participants in several skill-based activities.
Martial arts in P.E. Gateway 1 & 2 This lesson would be a movement based seminar and is a unit/lesson that I teach in my PE classes. This is a unit I currently teach in my PE classes. It is appropriate for all levels but the proposed levels are 1-12. I do not teach it to
K in a school setting. It is a movement based martial art with a lot of punching and kicking. It is called Moo Duk Kwan Soo Bahk Do. It is a South
Korean Martial Art. The unit isn’t primarily this martial art but it is the influence for the unit. I use it to teach students there are alternatives to lifetime fitness other than your traditional activities. It is an individual
activity that teaches discipline, respect, self-worth and teaches you about your body. It is primarily a self-defense unit. There are basic techniques like
blocks, punches, and kicks. Those can be learned/taught very easily.
Thursday 12:00 to 1:00 pm
Lunch Soup and Sandwich BoardSoup: Minestrone
Salads: Baby Spinach & Mixed Greens Sandwiches: Turkey and Smoked Bacon, Beef and Peppercorn Ranch & Quinoa crusted black
bean wrap Dessert: Chocolate Cake
Please remember to wear your name tag for entry!
Raffles and Giveaways at the conclusion
Please take pictures and videos, make sure to tag @SHAPEVT in the post! Use the #SHAPEVT2018
SHAPE VT is seeking enthusiastic and talented members for the upcoming two years. If you are interested in serving on our newly-constructed board,
please see any current board member at this conference.
Thursday 1:10 to 2:00
Title Room/ Presenter Description
OPEN’s Secondary Roundnet
(Spikeball)
Oscar Ballroom 1Nick Kline - US
Games
Spikeball and OPEN have teamed-up to bring you more fun than you can spike on a Roundnet! Come participate in developmental progressions for helping your middle and high school students hit the Roundnet pro-circuit. Grade level outcomes focus on skills, etiquette, and social interaction. What more can you ask?!
Games people play: Challenge
course primers
Northstar 1Sarah Derick & Gabi Tetelman -
WingSpeed Adventures
This activity-based session will give you some warm up and start up activities to accompany your challenge course or climbing wall programs. It's important to make sure everyone is ready to participate and sometimes a few quick activities are just the thing to make sure everyone is up, moving, and awake! These are low prop, quick, easy to facilitate games that can be used anywhere- anytime.
Children and Teachers on the Move: Preschool and K-3 curricula
Northstar 2Allison Krasner,
Marissa Dennis & Hannah CookUniversity of
Vermont
Children and Teachers (CATs) on the Move, an aerobic physical activity program designed for use with young children, has separate curricula for K-3 (CATs), and preschool (Kiddie CATs) children, respectively. Each curriculum promotes children’s engagement in structured, moderate-to-vigorous activity and teaches children the importance of being physically active throughout their lives. CATs sessions are approximately 30 minutes in duration, and Kiddie CATs sessions are approximately 32 minutes; both can be used in various contexts before, during, or after school. The goals of this 50-minute presentation are to provide attendees with (1) an overview of the research underlying the programs; (2) knowledge of how the programs are consistent with the Comprehensive School Physical Activity Programs (CSPAP) approach; (3) a review of each program’s structure and implementation; (3) specifics on how to utilize each program’s curriculum; and (4) information on program training opportunities.
P.E. assessment-
Modification/Alternate Training(2 hours)
Gateway 1 & 2Sue Yesalonia,
Linda Moreno & Chris KaneVT AOE
Physical Education teachers that administer the Vermont PE Assessment (FitnessGram) need to complete the Vermont Agency of Education certification process each year. This two hour refresher training will focus on developing accommodations, modifications, or using a alternative assessment when a student cannot access one or more FitnessGram protocols. This training will focus on the use of Brockport Fitness Tests and the developing Alternative PE Assessment when assessing student with identified differences. Attendees will receive a certificate of participation.
Please take pictures and videos, make sure to tag @SHAPEVT us in the post! Use the #SHAPEVT2018
Thursday 2:10 to 3:00
Title Room/ Presenter
Description
Active kids=Active minds: Games, Resources & Training for 60 min/day
Oscar Ballroom 1Randall Elkin & Heather Chase - BOKS
We all know that kids should be moving 60 minutes every day, but <4% of schools nationwide are able to provide daily PE. BOKS works with PE teachers to empower parents, teachers, and other community members to create physical activity opportunities for students before/after school, in the classroom, and during recess, transforming your building into an active school environment! learn that BOKS is a FREE curriculum and training resource! BOKS provides numerous curriculums to schools and childcare providers across the country, including the following: Functional Fitness Elementary, Fundamental Movement Elementary, Functional Fitness Middle School, Early Childcare, and Recess Programming. During the session, attendees will participate as if they were a BOKS kid and learn how to bring
these curriculums back to their school utilizing tools such as our Virtual Training and Trainer Hub platform.
We practice what we preach, so come prepared to get moving and have some fun!
Integrating tech into your health classes
Northstar 1Sarah Chap Spaulding HS
Learn how to meaningfully integrate technology to have a positive impact on student learning in your Health classes. Walk away from this workshop with ideas and tools that you can use right away.
Endlessly morphing castleball: the key is adapting to the ever changing conditions
Northstar 2Wendy Johnson & Students - Dover School
Castleball is an active Invasion game, two teams throwing at their opponents target. With cooperation, strategy and skill, teams defend and attack castles built of Hula Hoops. This game seamlessly incorporates NPES 1, 2, 3, 4, 5!This workshop will not merely present the basic game of Castleball, but share a plethora of variations that challenge teamwork and collaboration appropriate for grades 3 and up.
P.E. assessment- Modification/Alternate TrainingHour 2
Gateway 1 & 2 Hour 2 of training
Thursday 3:00 to 5:00 Enjoy a complimentary visit Killington Adventure Center.
Please be sure to wear your badge!
Mountain Coaster, Soaring Eagle and High Ropes Course
Please take pictures and videos, make sure to tag @SHAPEVT in the post! Use the #SHAPEVT2018
5:00 to 6:00 SHAPE VT Social Preston’s Restaurant, Killington Resort
Appetizers provided Please come and socialize with your peers!
Friday 10/19Registration
7:00 am to 8:00 am & 9:00 am to 10:00 am Breakfast starts @ 7:30 am
Menu: Fresh coffee and tea, chilled cranberry and orange juice, fresh muffins, breakfast pastry, seasonal fruit, bagels, Vermont Greek yogurt, Fresh scrambled eggs, Apple smoked Bacon, Country sausage, Lyonnaise bliss potatoes.
SHAPE VT Awards Breakfast 8:00 am to 9:00 am Come and celebrate the accomplishment of your peers and colleagues!
This year’s award winners are…PE Teacher of the Year:
High School: John Olson - Otter Valley Middle School: Michael Rowe - Rutland Town School
Elementary: Bryan Cupoli - Northeast & Northwest Elementary (Rutland City)
Health Teacher of the YearSarah Chap - Spaulding UHS
Thank you to Gopher Sport for sponsoring our Teachers of the Year!
Outstanding Future ProfessionalsKristina Knockenhauer - Castleton University
Isabel Gogarty - Castleton University
Physical Activity Leadership Award: Scott Ellis - Thetford Academy
Distinguished Service Award: Angeline Faraci - Peoples Academy (middle level)
Congratulations to our award winners!
Exhibit Displays Open Thursday 8:00 am – 4:00 pmFriday 8:00 am - 2:00 pm
Please visit these great sponsors as they travel great distances to spend time to be with us.
Friday at a Glance 10/19
Session I9:10 to 10:00
Session II10:10 to 11:00
Keynote11:10 to
12:00
Lunch12:10 to
1:20
Session III1:30 to 2:20
Session IV2:30 to 3:20
Oscar Ballroom 1
Ally BatailleJump Roping IS
FUN!
Randall Elkin & Heather Chase -
BOKSActive Kids = Active Minds
Games, Resources & Training for 60
Minutes/Day
Molly Creamer -Find the CourageOscar
Ballroom IIThe FTC programs
allow students to better
realize their opportunity to impact people positively on a daily basis,
broaden perspective
and gain awareness of
hurtful behavior. In
addition, they help students
to gain empathy for others, while at the same
time encourage resilience.
Business MeetingOscar
Ballroom II
Adam Herbst - Gopher Sport
ACTION! Team Activities and
MVPA Assessment
Northstar 1 Nick Brown, Tyler
Lamoureux, Gavin Harpin &
Christian McMillan - Castleton UniversityFunctional Movement Screening
Charlie Stapleford, Bethany
Fitzgerald, Luke Carroll & John
Hamme - Castleton University
Safe Weight Loss & Management
Practices in Sport
Sue Yesalonia - VT AOE
Developing Proficiencies and Learning Targets from
Standards
Laura Thygesen & Susan Barnard
“How to teach striking and
volleying skills to young children”
Northstar 2 Sue Yesalonia, VT AOE,
PE Assessment 2018-2019 Refresher Training
Sue Yesalonia, VT AOE,
PE Assessment 2018-2019
Refresher Training
Jessica Donovan - EVERFI
Population-Level
Prevention Education - Join
EVERFI’s Prescription Drug Safety
Network
Mary-Catherine Graziano Local
MotionBike Smart: Bike Skills
Games for Kids
Gateway 1 & 2
Sarah Chap & Jessica Carpenter
Skills-Based Health
Education: The Basics
Nathaniel Waite, VT Dept of Health,
& Dr. Michelle Shepard, UVM Medical Center
PATCH for Health Education: Help
Empower Teens to Access Healthcare
They Need & Deserve
Molly Creamer -
Find the Courage
Workshop
Lisa Devalk & Liza DraperCommunity
Health EducatorTLC Family
Resource CenterInclusivity in
Health Education: The new alphabet
Escapade SHAPE-VT
Board Meeting
Friday 9:10 to 10:00
Title Room & Presenter
Description
Jump Roping IS FUN!
Oscar Ballroom 1
Ally Bataille
During this presentation, you will learn how to make jump roping fun for you and your students. You will see several strategies to help kids learn how to jump a single rope, as well as long rope and double dutch. I will share a few games I use to help get kids interested, and how I use this unit to teach perseverance. If you think jump roping is not fun, and even if you think it is, please come join me!
Functional Movement Screening
Northstar 1Nick Brown, Tyler Lamoureux, Gavin Harpin & Christian McMillan - Castleton University
Identifying problematic areas of movement during sport and training is crucial to optimize performance and prevent injuries. While there are numerous tools available to identify these issues, not all are practical in a broad setting of sport and exercise. This presentation will identify specific screening tools and demonstrate the most effective corrective movements.
PE Assessment 2018-2019 Refresher Training
Hour 1 of 2
US Games is partnering with the VT AOE, adding activities to this presentation
Northstar 2Sue Yesalonia, VT AOE,
Physical Education teachers that administer FitnessGram need to complete the Vermont Agency of Education certification process each year. This two hour refresher training is for physical educators that administered FitnessGram in the spring of 2018 and will administer the assessment in spring 2019. The training will include a report-out of the 2018 pilot assessment, review and practice of administering FitnessGram protocols, and an opportunity to share tips on collecting and reporting data. Attendees will receive a certificate of participation.
Plug and play fitness activities
Northstar 2Nick Kline- US
Games
Be ready to participate in this highly-active session highlighting OPEN Plug and Play Activities. These micro-activities are intended to be taught throughout the year and address all components of health-related fitness. This session will provide elementary & secondary teachers with ideas to engage and empower students to improve their individual fitness level.
Skills-Based Health Education: The Basics
Gateway 1 & 2Sarah Chap & Jessica Carpenter
In this workshop, learn about the basics of the skills-based health education model, the research that backs-up the approach, and some tangible tips for adopting this strategy into your lesson planning!
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Friday 10:10 to 11:00
Title Room/ Presenter Description
Active Kids = Active Minds Games, Resources & Training for 60 Minutes/Day
Oscar Ballroom 1Randall Elkin & Heather Chase - BOKS
We all know that kids should be moving 60 minutes every day, but <4% of schools nationwide are able to provide daily PE. BOKS works with PE teachers to empower parents, teachers, and other community members to create physical activity opportunities for students before/after school, in the classroom, and during recess, transforming your building into an active school environment! learn that BOKS is a FREE curriculum and training resource! BOKS provides numerous curriculums to schools and childcare providers across the country, including the following: Functional Fitness Elementary, Fundamental Movement Elementary, Functional Fitness Middle School, Early Childcare, and Recess Programming. During the session, attendees will participate as if they were a BOKS kid and learn how to bring these curriculums back to their school utilizing tools such as our Virtual Training and Trainer Hub platform.We practice what we preach, so come prepared to get moving and have some fun!
Safe Weight Loss & Management Practices in Sport
Northstar 1Charlie Stapleford, Bethany Fitzgerald, Luke Carroll & John Hamme - Castleton University
Poor weight loss practices and shortcuts can often lead to negative impacts on health and athletic performance. This presentation will highlight common problems and provide information and resources to educate young athletes on how to properly fuel their bodies and manage their weight.
PE Assessment 2018-2019 Refresher TrainingHour 2 of 2
Northstar 2 Continuation from 9:10 to 10:00
PATCH for Health Education: Help Empower Teens to Access Healthcare They Need & Deserve
Gateway 1 & 2Nathaniel Waite, VT Dept of Health, & Dr. Michelle Shepard, UVM Medical Center
Despite initiatives to improve adolescent healthcare, only 40-60% of VT teens attend annual well visits. More than just a physical, well visits include discussions on nutrition, exercise, mental health, sexuality, safety, and strengths. Lack of relationships with providers, confidentiality concerns, and uncertainty around their rights may prevent teens from accessing healthcare. Health Education classes provide opportunities to address these barriers. The PATCH program, is designed to “educate and empower youth to become responsible managers of their own healthcare”. Using a positive youth development approach, this program aims to engage, educate and empower teens to improve their health by partnering with providers. The PATCH classroom edition covers multiple National Health Education Standards allowing health educators to meet curriculum requirements while providing teens skills to manage their own health. We’d like to partner with schools to support use of this curriculum.
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Friday 11:10 to 12:00Keynote presentation
Oscar Ballroom II
Molly Creamer“Find the Courage”
Find The Courage® is a nonprofit organization that inspires, educates and empowers young people to be positive leaders promoting respect, kindness, inclusion, and resiliency in their
communities. The FTC programs allow students to better realize their opportunity to impact people positively on a daily basis, broaden perspective and gain awareness of hurtful behavior. In
addition, they help students to gain empathy for others, while at the same time encourage resiliency. Ultimately, the programs give students language and skills to stand up for others,
encourage others, and start to promote a positive school and/or community culture.
Friday 12:10 to 1:20Lunch and Business Meeting
Menu: Soup and Sandwich board: Soup: Butternut Squash and maple bisque
Salads: Baby Spinach and Mixed Greens Sandwiches: Roasted pepper and portobello mushroom, Black forest ham and Swiss cheese & Italian sub Dessert:
Chef Inspired fruit pie
12:40 Business meeting begins
Convention Welcome by President Matt Bristol
Introduction of: Guests, Past Presidents, Award winners, Conference Planning Board by: Past-President & Conference Chair Philip Chaput
Eastern District and SHAPE-America updates
Business Meeting: Presided by President Matt BristolPresident-Elect: Kali Tratwein
New board members
Raffle prizes!!!!!
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Friday 1:30 to 2:20
Title Room/ Presenter Description
ACTION! Team Activities and MVPA Assessment
Oscar Wilde 1Adam Herbst - Gopher Sport
Looking for new group activities that emphasize movement, scale for large class sizes, promote inclusion and SHAPE standards? We will also focus on maximizing MVPA and using this valuable data to evaluate student activity levels.
Developing Proficiencies and Learning Targets from Standards
Northstar 1Sue Yesalonia - VT AOE
This session will focus on developing standards-based proficiencies and learning targets in a proficiency-based learning system. Attendees will also learn how to create task-neutral and student-friendly learning targets and how they can be used in the development of formative and summative assessments. This session will address both Health and Physical Education.
Population-Level Prevention Education - Join EVERFI’s Prescription Drug Safety Network
Northstar 2Jessica Donovan - EVERFI
The U.S. opioid epidemic has put our country in a state of public health emergency. So far, many of the efforts to address this crisis have been focused on increasing response and expanding access to treatment. EVERFI, a leading education technology company, created the Prescription Drug Safety Network (PDSN) in 2017 to bring together partners committed to getting ahead of the problem through population-level prevention. A first-of-its-kind public-private partnership, the PDSN is national coalition of healthcare organizations, pharmaceutical manufacturers, distributors, pharmacies, foundations, and state leaders. Our mission is to raise awareness at a national level and bring an evidence-based curriculum to students at scale. Thanks to the support of our network's sponsors, EVERFI can deliver the one-hour high school curriculum to schools at no cost. In the session, we will share what we learned last school year with The PDSN and provide attendees with access to the curriculum.
Find the Courage Workshop
Gateway 1 & 2Molly Creamer
The FTC programs allow students to better realize their opportunity to impact people positively on a daily basis, broaden perspective and gain awareness of hurtful behavior. In addition, they help students to gain empathy for others, while at the same time encourage resilience
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Physical Activity for Students! www.skillastics.co
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Friday 2:30 to 3:20
Title Room/ Presenter Description
How to teach striking and volleying skills to young children
Northstar 1Laura Thygesen & Susan Barnard
Striking is a very important skill to teach K-2 students. In this workshop you will learn progressions for teaching striking with hands/arms (volleying) and striking with an implement (bat, paddle, etc). Various types of developmentally-appropriate equipment for young children will be shared. The use of balloons, foam bats, beachballs/soft volleyballs, lolli-pop paddles, slow flight birdies, low nets and batting T’s will be presented. Simple games that are exciting to young children with emphasis on striking skills will be shared along with assessment examples.This will be a combination of lecture/activity
Bike Smart: Bike Skills Games for Kids
Northstar 2Mary-Catherine Graziano Local Motion
This is a games-based bike skills curriculum designed for children in grades 3-5, but this program has been used successfully with grades k-12. The purpose of Bike Smart is to help children become confident, competent and safe bicycle riders. This training also allows attendees to be able to request the Bike Smart trailer--a 20' long trailer with 30+ kids' bikes in a variety of sizes, helmets, and training materials.
TLC Family Resource CenterInclusivity in Health Education: The new alphabet and concepts you need to know
Gateway 1 & 2Lisa Devalk & Liza DraperCommunity Health Educator
How do you address students? What examples do you use during instruction? How do you respond to student questions on gender? What can you do to create a more open and affirming school environment? This interactive, 50-minute workshop is designed for pre-. professional and experienced health and physical educators. The workshop will focus on incorporating inclusivity and diversity into the both the classroom and the curriculum. Topics to be addressed: LGBTQ+ terminology, respectful use of pronouns, gender-neutral lesson planning, examples and resources. Presenters will supply practical information including tips and ways to recognize common pitfalls.
SHAPE-VT Board Meeting
Escapade
GIVEAWAYS 3:30pm in Upper Lobby Must be present to WIN!
THANK YOU TO ALL ATTENDEES, PRESENTERS, and SPONSORS FOR
PARTICIPATING IN THIS YEAR’S SHAPE VT CONFERENCE
See you next October, 2019, in Killington!
Certificate of Attendance
Society of Health And Physical Educators Conference:
Teach. Play. Learn
October 18th & 19th, 2018
Name:__________________________
Hours Session Attended DescriptionThursday 8 to 9
9 to 1010 to 11 Keynote address11 to 1212 to 1 Lunch, exhibitors, networking1 to 22 to 3
Friday 8 to 9 Awards Breakfast & Networking9 to 1010 to 1111 to 12 Keynote address
12 to 1:30 Lunch, business meeting1:30 to 2:302:30 to 3:30
Attendance One Day. 7 hours; Two Days.14 hours
Certified By: Philip D. ChaputPast President & Conference Chair 2018
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