Health and Physical Education newsletter, February 2018

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We Heart Bikes, Health, & Professional Learning

February 14, 2018

We are skiing a similar track, contact us!

The Rendezvous Hut system in the Methow Valley offers skiers (and fat-tire bike riders) over 21 miles of ski trails and 5 quaint huts to explore. Bailey and I day skiing (squirrel chasing) to Grizzly Hut (photo: K Turner)

Resources:

Webinar series: Athletes as Leaders
NEW! HIV/Sexual Health Curriculum Review
Need grit? Watch XC skier fall, break pole, and still win 30km skiathlon gold medal
Guide to Creating Walking Route Maps for Safe Routes to School
Get to Know Your Neighborhood With a Walk Audit
Cardio Calendar

Physical Health Education Newsletter Archive:

Grant Opportunity for School Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Education Program.

This is for up to $30,000 per district to purchase a utility trailer for storage and transport, fleet of bicycles, 2-day training, curriculum, educational materials, training equipment, teacher substitutes and technical support for the Safe Routes o School program.

iGrants Form Package #552

Safe Routes to School Instructions and FAQs

District Eligibility 2017-2019

District Selection Criteria (Rubric)

Consider nominating an educator or school for the Washington State ASCD 2018 Awards Program

2018 Whole Child Award

The Outstanding Young Educator Award

School Walk Route Improvement Project Grants

Check out this grant to improve school zone safety, due March 30, 2018

Upcoming Professional Learning Opportunities

KNOW Curriculum Training Feb 20, Olympia

FLASH Secondary Education Training March 2, Spokane

OSPI's Utilizing Health/ Physical Education Standards March 8, Bremerton

Health Conference April 28, Ellensburg

SHAPE America Regional Conference June 25-27, Boise, Idaho

-all events have 6+ clock hours

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