Health & Physical Education newsletter

Washington Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction sent this bulletin at 03/01/2018 10:25 PM PST

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Let Olympic memories inspire our students into fitness and greatness

March 1, 2018

We are a stone's slide away, contact us!

Curling is actually harder than it looks as Ken lines up a 47lb stone at Granite Curling Club.

Resources:

*Whole Child and Outstanding Young Educator Awards, Due April 13th

*How far can you ride? Great cycling challenge.

*Interested in FREE digital lessons to help address topics like the prescription drug and opioid conflict, alcohol education, and social-emotional learning?

*Review your instructional materials from an inclusivity lens with this tool.

*Got students traveling into the winter backcountry on skis or snowshoes into avalanche terrain? Consider avalanche education in your classroom.

*Fishing in schools? Here's how!

*Don't leave your $25 (and more) on the table.

Physical Health Education Newsletter Archive:

Learning Outcomes linked to gold medals with videos

Diggins and Randall win 1st ever American gold in XC skiing during Women's team sprint (photo: NYDailyNews.com)

- Apply strategies to overcome challenges in a physical activity. PE5.1.8

US Men's win first gold medal ever in curling vs. Sweden

- Apply the concepts of speed, force, and trajectory of a shot based on location of the object in relation to the target. PE2.8.8

US Women's' hockey wins gold in overtime vs. Canada

- Use cooperative skills and strategies that promote team or group dynamics. PE4.4.8

New Physical Education reporting requirements from SHB 1235, this spring

Check out revised Health and Physical Education templates.

For more information, please see this bulletin.

Last chance for bikes! Grant Opportunity for School Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Education Program due March 5th

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, and more for the Safe Routes to School program.

iGrants Form Package #552

Upcoming Professional Learning Opportunities

Utilizing Health/ Physical Education Standards Thurs. March 8, Bremerton

FLASH Secondary Education Training March 19, Ephrata

KNOW Curriculum Training March 19, Anacortes

Mental Health & High School Curriculum March 20, Anacortes

KNOW Curriculum Training March 21, Wenatchee

Mental Health & High School Curriculum March 27, Bremerton

FLASH Elementary Education Training
Contact becky.reitzes@kingcounty.gov to register March 29, Bellevue

Foundations Training (ESHE Academy) April 5-6, Wenatchee

FLASH Elementary Education Training Wed. April 18, Bremerton

Welcoming Schools Training Wed. April 25. Federal Way

Trauma Informed Practice -Part II - Fri. April 27, Tukwilia

Health Conference Sat. April 28, Ellensburg

-all events have 6+ clock hours

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