Date: Tuesday August 23,
2022
Time: 9:00am
– 12:00pm
Location:
FFCA SWE Campus – 898 Sylvester Cres.
S.W. Calgary
Session 1: 9:00am-9:55am
Session 2: 10:00am-10:55am
Session 3: 11:00am-11:55am
Session
presenters include: FFCA Physical Education Specialists, Athletics Alberta Mini
Legends Program and Ever Active Schools.
Please join us for this
excellent physical education professional development opportunity on Tuesday
August 23 at FFCA SWE Campus, 898 Sylvester Cres. S.W. There is no cost to participate in this
event. Please complete your registration
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Session Descriptions:
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Session #1: 9:00am- 9:55am
Session Title: Amazing New Games from Physical Education Social Media
Connections
Presenter: Sonia Sheehan, FFCA Southwest Elementary Campus Physical
Education Specialist, HPEC Vice President Communications
Description: Twitter is an excellent professional development tool.
Come to this session to learn some amazing new games that I discovered while
following physical education teachers from across the globe. The games
have been tried and tested with my own students (K-4, but can be adapted to
higher grades) and have proven to be some of the new favorite games students
are asking to play. Some of the games will include: Life Sized Battleship,
Team Guard Your Castle, Bank it - Bounce it - Make it, Star Wars, Sinker
Ship, Cannonball, Spin the Pin, the use of scorekeeper XL, and Frogger.
Connections to the new Alberta Physical Education and Wellness curriculum
will be highlighted.
(indoor session)
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Session #1: 9:00am- 9:55am
Session Title: Introducing the NEW Outdoor Learning Quickdraw!
Presenter: Kaitlyn Mitchell, Ever Active Schools Health and Wellness
Consultant
Description: Ever Active Schools’ newest resource is the Outdoor Learning
Quickdraw. Formatted as a deck of cards like our popular Physical
Literacy and Social and Emotional Learning resources, the Quickdraw is
designed to help teachers in any subject area with planning outdoor
activities; from a one-time lesson to building a whole unit. Come
prepared to go outside and try activities from each of the four suits:
Physical Literacy, Teamwork, Outdoor Skills and Environmental Action.
(outdoor session)
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Session #2: 10:00am – 10:55am
Session Title: Lacrosse
Presenter: Brain Broad, FFCA NWE Campus Physical Education Specialist
Description: Want to learn how to teach a great sport to your students?
Lacrosse is an exciting sport that can be learned by most grades. Learn how
to teach a non contact version of this game, and tons of mini games. Your
students will learn both hand-eye-coordination and invasion game strategies
and tactics. It is also one of Canada’s national sports and will fulfill the
cultural games section of the new Physical Education and Wellness curriculum.
(indoor
session)
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Session #2: 10:00am – 10:55am
Session Title: Become Legendary with the Mini Legends Program (brought to you
by Athletics Alberta)
Presenter: Tracy Lockwood, Athletics Alberta
Description: Teaching the basics of Track & Field is extremely
important for the development of Physical Literacy. The activities you lead
and the skills you teach will build the foundation upon which countless sport
and physical activity skills will be developed. Get ready to "become
legendary" because in this session, you will participate in track and
field-type activities from the Athletics Alberta Mini Legends Program. These
activities teach the fundamental movement skills of running, jumping,
throwing and so much more!
(outdoor session)
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Session #3: 11:00-11:55am
Session Title: K – 4 Spatial Awareness Games That Hit A High Number
of the New Curriculum Outcomes
Presenter: Melissa Brooks and Andrea Wilcox, FFCA Northeast/ Southeast
Elementary Campus’ Physical Education Specialists
Description: Join us for a session of low organized games that
surprisingly match a large number of outcomes of the new curriculum. Old
favorites like Giant, Wizards & Elves, Charlie Wants a Home, Squirrels
tails, Bench ball, Catch 5, relay races and others have a function both
during class and for recess play. How each game connects to the curriculum
will also be explored so you will not only walk away from the session with
some game ideas but hopefully a better understanding of the Physical
Education outcomes of the new Physical Education and Wellness curriculum.
(indoor session)
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Session #3: 11:00-11:55am
Session Title: OUTDOOR GAMES
Presenter: Lara Talamini and Jason Deis, FFCA North Middle School Campus
Physical Education Specialists
Description: You can never have too many outdoor games up your sleeve! In
this session we will run through a variety of games that can be played
outside (or some inside, too), with minimal or basic equipment. They work for
both large and small groups, and can be used with students of any age. We will
also show you how to make connections to the new Grade 5 and 6 PE curriculum.
Come prepared to join in and try each of the games with your colleagues!
(outdoor session)
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