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Updated Conference Schedule

By NDSHAPE · Comments (0)
Monday, July 31st, 2017

Looking forward to seeing everyone at Carl Ben Eielson Middle School in Fargo tomorrow for our NDSHAPE 2017 Summer Conference.  Registration starts at 7:30 am, and YOU CAN register on site!  Here is our updated  Conference Schedule.

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Free Middle School Self Esteem Program

By NDSHAPE · Comments (0)
Monday, October 24th, 2016

SHAPE America and Dove Self Esteem Project have partnered to bring a free middle school self esteem program to health and PE teachers across the US. It’s been implemented in 100 countries, but never in the US until now.

 When kids aren’t body confident, they are less likely to participate in PE, raise their hand in class or engage in activities they truly enjoy. This program addresses analyzing the appearance ideals we are bombarded with, helps kids use refusal skills to resist those negative influences and create healthy body image. 

As a former middle school health teacher, and one of 17 that wrote the 2006 National Health Education Standards and provided input on the HECAT for CDC, I can assure you, this is a strong program. Health and/or PE teachers may implement. There is a single-session and 5-session program. You can find both programs here:

http://selfesteem.dove.us/    

Incentives if Implemented:

Any middle school health or PE teacher in your state may implement. If they teach either one (1 session or 5 session) by Dec 15, 2016 and contact samantha@cairnguidance.com, their name gets placed into a drawing. 9 lucky teachers will be selected to win in December, 2016.

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Fuel Up to Play 60 Advisor Summit in Bismarck!

By NDSHAPE · Comments (0)
Sunday, September 11th, 2016

Want to empower your students and build a healthier school and community? Here’s your chance!

Join fellow educators, administrators and other community members who share your passion for health and wellness at the interactive 2016 Fuel Up to Play 60 Program Advisor Training Camp.

DATE: Thursday, Sept. 22, 2016

TIME: 9:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. CST

LOCATION: North Dakota Heritage Center, Bismarck

For more information, check out the flyer below!

Fuel Up to Play 60 Advisor Summit

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Physical Activity Leader Training Coming Up

By NDSHAPE · Comments (0)
Wednesday, August 24th, 2016

Are you looking for a professional development opportunity?  Check this out!

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What Does the American Heart Association Do for Us?

By NDSHAPE · Comments (0)
Tuesday, August 16th, 2016

A very common question we hear is why we should host a Jump Rope or Hoop for Heart in our schools.  Is there more to it than just the fundraising aspect of it?  The answer is absolutely yes.  While we as PE teachers regularly see the envelopes, the ducks-this year its the Zoo Crew, we often don’t see the result of those envelopes.  If you are trying to convince your administrator the importance of this program, here is some critical information to share on how our efforts affect our community.

ND Mission 2016

For more information on what the American Heart Association has to offer us as educators, please take a look at their Education page.

As our school year is rapidly approaching, we hope that you will take this opportunity to plan a Jump Rope or Hoop for Heart event at your school.  As you can see from the American Heart Association’s mission in North Dakota, they are making huge strides in supporting our communities.  If there was ever an organization that we see results from, this is definitely a great example.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us and we will either put you in touch with Mary Reiser, our AHA rep, or a teacher with Jump Rope or Hoop for Heart experience to get you started!

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Thank You for Hosting a Jump or Hoop for Heart!

By NDSHAPE · Comments (0)
Monday, August 15th, 2016

NDSHAPE would like to thank all of these schools and their coordinators for hosting a Jump Rope or Hoop for Heart during the 2015-2016 school year.  Not only are you raising money for a great cause, but you are also educating your students about the importance of heart health.  We would also like to give a shout out to Mary Reiser, our American Heart Association Youth Representative.  Your efforts provide our schools with the resources they need to hold a successful event!

TOP 3 JUMP ROPE FOR HEART SCHOOLS
Ely Elementary SchoolBackstrom, Heidi
Rugby$17,794.52
Lisbon SchoolCarter, VeronicaLisbon$15,893.47
Kindred SchoolSchmitz, PaulKindred$14,499.83
TOP 3 HOOPS FOR HEART SCHOOLS
Jefferson Elementary SchoolSufficool, BradValley City$10,269.35
Lincoln ElementaryFrase, JasonLincoln$9,810.36
Simle Middle SchoolWheeling, LeahBismarck
$8,925.00
TOP 3 JUMP/HOOPS FOR HEART SCHOOLS
Stanley Elementary SchoolDavidson, ElondaStanley$12,521.67
Bowman Elementary School
Jamtgaard, CodyBowman$10,806.28
Central Cass SchoolHahn, ChrisCasselton$10,575.78
$10,000+ SCHOOLS
Ely Elementary SchoolBackstrom, HeidiRugby$17,794.52
Lisbon SchoolCarter, VeronicaLisbon$15,893.47
Kindred SchoolSchmitz, PaulKindred$14,499.83
Hazen Elementary SchoolStewart, RonnieHazen$13,622.00
Washburn Public SchoolTorkelson, DebWashburn$13,405.00
Osgood Kindergarten CenterRensch, ElizabethWest Fargo$12,549.77
Stanley Elementary SchoolDavidson, ElondaStanley$12,521.67
Independence Elementary SchoolSvor, JoshFargo$12,225.84
Bel Air Elementary SchoolSundahl, MattMinot$12,026.00
St. Mary's Grade SchoolCopas, ShannonBismarck$11,968.84
Freedom ElementaryBeil, DawnWest Fargo$11,921.98
Bowman Elementary SchoolJamtgaard, CodyBowman$10,806.28
Aurora Elementary SchoolBest, MichaelWest Fargo$10,653.50
Oak Grove ElementaryMevold, SarahFargo$10,625.56
Central Cass SchoolHahn, ChrisCasselton$10,575.78
Jefferson Elementary SchoolSufficool, BradValley City$10,269.35

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MDEC Hosting 2 Day PE Conference June 15-June 16

By NDSHAPE · Comments (0)
Saturday, June 11th, 2016

The Physical Education Learning Academy will be held in Minot at Ramstad Middle School.

Sessions include PYFP, health education techniques, tchoukball, spikeball, special needs in PE, recess education and drumming in PE.

To see session descriptions, click here.

To register, please click here.

Cost is $30 for 1 day, $50 for 2 days, and 1 grad credit will be available!

 

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NFL Builds on Commitment to Youth – Additional Flag Football kits available for Fuel Up To Play 60 Schools.

By NDSHAPE · Comments (0)
Thursday, April 28th, 2016

The NFL Foundation doubled down on its commitment to youth health and wellness with an additional $1.5 million to provide an additional 4,000 NFL FLAG Essentials Kits to Fuel Up to Play 60 schools nationwide as part of its long-standing partnership with Fuel Up to Play 60 and GENYOUth. This is in addition to the $1 million the NFL invested last year that supported Fuel Up to Play 60 and FLAG.

 This renewed commitment brings dynamic student activity programming to even more schools to help millions of students be more physically active. FLAG helps students and educators in elementary and middle schools get active both inside and outside the school building before, during and after school by offering resources, recognition and curriculum to help kids get 60 minutes of physical activity a day. In fact, 98 percent of educators reported using the Kits throughout the school year.  

  Click here to apply for a Fuel Up To Play 60 NFL FLAG Essential Kit for your school.    Deadline is June 10th.

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Sun Safety Activity Bag K-5th Grades Available

By NDSHAPE · Comments (0)
Tuesday, April 12th, 2016

The attached application form is an opportunity for teachers to apply for a Sun Safety Activity Bag for their classroom/school for K-5. The application is only one page and we are hoping to provide 30 across the state of North Dakota. You are encouraged to use the materials to develop activities that fit within your classroom setting and to be used in the time that you have available. All activities are designed to take no longer than 1 class period of 45 minutes, most are 20 minutes or less. You can use the activities as described or make up your own. These are designed to be implemented year round.

Suggested uses:

1.      Outdoor activity to combine physical activity and sun safety

2.      Hands on sensory play

3.      Activities for substitute teachers to use

4.      Health education

5.      Science education

Sun Safety Applicant Form

Please complete the application and send it to jlpastir@nd.gov by May 13, 2016.

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What Does ESSA Mean for You?

By NDSHAPE · Comments (0)
Friday, January 1st, 2016

Earlier this month, we celebrated a huge legislative milestone when Congress passed the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) — the long overdue reauthorization of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act.

This historic event — the result of advocacy efforts led by SHAPE America, its affiliates, members and supporters — opens new funding opportunities for school health and physical education.


What Does ESSA Mean for You?
To help you become more familiar with this landmark legislation, SHAPE America has put together the following new resources:

  • Every Student Succeeds Act 101 podcast
  • Getting Started With ESSA webinar
  • What’s Next With ESSA blog post

You can also look forward to an in-depth review of ESSA at the 2016 SHAPE America National Convention & Expo, April 5-9 in Minneapolis. There is no better forum to network, ask questions and gain insights into the strategies you will need to know moving forward.

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