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Welcome to the Best of the Midwest Teacher Fest!

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The Best of the Midwest Workshop Program At-A-Glance Time (ET) Session Title Presenter(s) Location

August 15th, 2019

8:00 - 8:20 Welcome Kris Fritz & Deb Berkey 3040 - West Gym

8:30-9:30 “Purposeful Play – Activities Aligned to Standards” Mike Graham 3040 - West Gym

8:30-9:30 Fuel Up To Play 60 - Theory, Activities &

Leadership Tim Mueller 1074 - Gym (Balcony)

8:30-9:30 Creating a Safe and Successful Learning

Environment for Students with Special Needs in PE & APE

Caryl Dazer

3016 - Classroom

8:30-9:30 Physical Education and the Student with Autism Jennifer Egan 3014 - Classroom

8:30-9:30 Using Plickers / #Plagnets for Formative

Assessment in PE Bob Vogt 3013 - Classroom

8:30-9:30 Transitioning to Skills-Based Health Cassie Brooks 3012 - Classroom

9:45 - 10:45 Fitness Fun with Capture the Flag Matt Pomeroy 3040 - West Gym

9:45 - 10:45 What the Heck are Hyperdocs? Mark & Becky Foellmer 3040 - East Gym

9:45 - 10:45 Get Your School Moving: Creative Brain Breaks to

Ignite Learning Tim Mueller 1074 - Gym Balcony

9:45 - 10:45 Teaching Games for Understanding- Exciting ideas

you can use ASAP! Lindsey Tocco 1076 - Small Gym

9:45 - 10:45 Top 10 Tips for a Student Centered PE Program Adam Metcalf 3016 - Classroom

9:45 - 10:45 3D Instant Assessment Tools for Physical

Education JB Starkey 3013 - Classroom

9:45 - 10:45 Active Learning Strategies in Health Class Cassie Brooks 3012 - Classroom

11:00 - 12:00 Elementary Physical Education with a Purpose Darcy Knoll 3040 - West Gym

11:00 - 12:00 Before School HIIT for Elementary PE

Betty Kern

3040 - East Gym

11:00 - 12:00 A Tactical Approach to Invasion Games Matt Pomeroy 1074 - Gym Balcony

11:00 - 12:00 Heart Zones Revolution - A Real Time Data System Beth Kirkpatrick & Deb Berkey 1076 - Gym Small

11:00 - 12:00 Experiential Learning - Exploring Career Pathways John Roncone 3016 - Classroom

11:00 - 12:00 Health.Moves.Minds - New From SHAPE America Patty Kestell 3014 - Classroom

11:00 - 12:00 Simple Skill Assessment Using Google Forms Mike Graham 3013 - Classroom

11:00 - 12:00 We have Sport Coaches, Why Not PEACE Coaches Sue Kendall 3012 - Classroom

12:00 - 1:00 Lunch & Learn

Sponsored by Tri-Found Lunch

Classroom Hallway

Lunch Intro to Fund-Raising

Deb Berkey, Ben Kaplan, Patty Kestell

50 Million Strong

Kris Fritz

1:00 - 2:00 Instant Activities: Get ‘Em In and Get ‘Em Moving! Chris Mekelburg 3040 - West Gym

1:00 - 2:00 Engaging Students and Objectively Maximizing

MVPA John Dunlop 3040 - East Gym

1:00 - 2:00 Never Miss a Chance to Dance Jackie Clark & Katie Mulloy 1076 - Small Gym

1:00 - 2:00 Increasing Physical Literacy by Integrating TGfU and

TDfU across the PETE Curriculum Ingrid Johnson & Tess Armstrong

3016 - Classroom

1:00 - 2:00 Step It Up For Kids - Collaborative Fund Raising to Step

Up Your Program Ben Kaplan 3014 - Classroom

1:00 - 2:00 Coaching our Coaches - Rooting for Multi Sport

Participation Scott Przystas 3013 - Classroom

1:00 - 2:00 Got Chromebooks (or Other Devices)? Infuse Tech into

Your HPE Classroom Mark & Becky Foellmer 3012 - Classroom

2:15 - 3:15 Team Building in Elementary PE Scott Przystas 3040 - West Gym

2:15 - 3:15 Engaging & Empowering Students with Sport Education Matt Pomeroy 3040 - East Gym

2:15 - 3:15 Plug & Play Fitness Shannon Maly 1074 - Gym Balcony

2:15 - 3:15 “Escape” into a New Adventure with BreakoutED U Katie Mulloy & Jackie Clark 1076 - Small Gym

2:15 - 3:15 Organizing and Coaching Large Group Elementary

After-School Activity Clubs Betty Kern

3016 - Classroom

2:15 - 3:15 Advocacy 101: Maximize Community and Financial

Support to Promote Your HPE Program Patty Kestell & Karen Petermann 3014 - Classroom

3:15-3:30 Wrap Up Deb Berkey, Jen Egan, Kris Fritz, Patty Kestell 3040 West Gym

Midwest Teacher Fest 2019 Full Workshop Program

August 15, 2019

Welcome to Midwest Teacher Fest

Time: 8:00 - 8:20

Speaker: Kris Fritz & Deb Berkey

Intended Audience: All Attendees

Location: 3040 - West Gym

Session Description:

8:00 - 9:30 Sessions

“Purposeful Play – Activities Aligned to Standards”

Time: 8:30-9:30

Speaker: Mike Graham

Intended Audience: Physical Education (Grades K-8)


Session Description: Come participate in an activity session using equipment you already own. Learn how the activities presented support learning standards and outcomes in elementary PE.

Fuel Up To Play 60 - Theory, Activities, and Leadership

Time: 8:30-9:30

Speaker: Tim Mueller

Intended Audience: Physical Education (K-12)

Location: 1074 - Gym (Balcony)

Session Description: Want to develop more student leadership and empower healthy living at your school? Come participate in many exciting team

building, leadership, and brain break activities you can use with your students and staff. You will leave with many new lesson ideas and more

information about how to start or improve your Fuel Up to Play 60 program.

Creating a Safe and Successful Learning Environment for Students with Special Needs in PE & APE

Time: 8:30-9:30

Speaker: Caryl Dazer

Intended Audience: Adapted PE (Grades K-12)

Location: 3016 - Classroom

Session Description: This presentation will include: Strategies and techniques to include students with disabilities in their physical education environments. Teaching strategies that include a highly structured and predictable environment, simple language, progression of skills, routines and transitions, visuals, behavior, positive feedback, communication methods and independent and guided practice. Accommodations, modifications, and differentiation for students with disabilities in their physical education environments such as their general physical education class or their adapted physical education class. Activities and games that promote inclusion and active engagement in physical education. Physical Education and the Student with Autism

Time: 8:30-9:30

Speaker: Jennifer Egan

Intended Audience: K-12 Adapted PE



Using Plickers / #Plagnets for Formative Assessment in PE Time: 8:30-9:30

Speaker: Bob Vogt



Session Description: Want to incorporate technology into your PE program but not sure how or where to start? Don't let tech intimidate you! Come join me for a fun, informative (and non-intimidating - I promise!) session to learn practical and easy ways to use #physed technology like Plickers / #plagnets to assess your students and enhance your teaching! Transitioning to Skills-Based Health

Time: 8:30-9:30

Speaker: Cassie Brooks

Intended Audience: Health Education (Grades 6-12)


Session Description: Midwest Health Teacher of the Year shares her story of why and how she is transitioning her middle school health class from content-based to skills-based. Suggestions provided on how to plan units with skills as the basis, and lessons on accessing health information, communication, and goal setting will be shared with attendees. Bring your questions and ideas, as there may be time to discuss and problem-solve your challenges.


August 15, 2019

9:45 - 10:45 Sessions

Fitness Fun with Capture the Flag

Time: 9:45-10:45

Speaker: Matt Pomeroy


Intended Audience: Physical Education (Grades 4-12)

Session Description: Come and learn some fun and exciting cardiovascular activities that can teach about the components of fitness and benefits of physical activity, along with

trying out some pedometers to see how you can utilize them in your classroom.

What the Heck are Hyperdocs

Time: 9:45-10:45

Speaker: Mark Foellmer

Intended Audience: Health and Physical Education (Grades K-12)

Location: 3040 - East Gym

Session Description: Hyperdocs allow teachers to delve deeply into a concept or concepts using a combination of media accessible from a Google Doc or Slides. Participants will have an opportunity to engage in hands-on learning via an "activity" hyperdoc on the topic of ""Empathy and Inclusion"" including experiencing various disabilities, that is sure to resonate deeply. Take this Hyperdoc back to your district for classroom use or Staff Professional Development. You'll, also receive access to a library of pre-created Hyperdocs for HPE.

Get Your School Moving: Creative Brain Breaks to Ignite Learning

Time: 9:45-10:45

Speaker: Tim Mueller

Location: 1074 - Gym


Session Description: Participate in creative brain breaks, such as The Manikin Challenge, Umm-Err-Ahh, Classroom Zombie Tag, and Whoa Or Yumm Yumm Nutrition Challenge.

Become empowered to inspire your school’s classroom teachers to enhance learning with active classrooms. Session attendees will leave with a detailed list of amazing brain

breaks that will ignite learning for all K – 8 subjects.

Teaching Games for Understanding- Exciting ideas you can use ASAP!

Time: 9:45-10:45

Speaker: Lindsey Tocco



Session Description: Using Teaching Games for Understanding (TGFU) strategies and concepts will help deepen your students understanding of Activity Appreciation, Tactical Awareness, Decision-Making, Application of Skills and Performance (TGFU approach foundation skills). TGFU also improves student engagement and give your students a voice in the lesson. Come ready to join in demonstrations and take your PE program to the next level. We will be exploring some popular TGFU games and you will receive some valuable visual resources as well. We will also touch on how you can access a wealth of TGFU ideas by using Twitter. Top 10 Tips for a Student Centered PE Program

Time: 9:45-10:45

Speaker: Adam Metcalf



Session Description: Explore some fresh ideas to enhance your program through a variety of nontraditional methods. Teachers will experience a variety cooperative learning, classroom management, technology integration, productivity, and assessment strategies. This session is rich with additional resources and extensions so teachers can further develop personal areas of interest!

3D Instant Assessment Tools for Physical Education

Time: 9:45-10:45

Speaker: JB Starkey



Session Description: It is now possible to instantly analyze human movement in the same amount of time required to perform a motor skill. Physical Education assessment has suffered from a lack of objectivity until now. Active Learning Strategies in Health Class

Time: 9:45-10:45

Speaker: Cassie Brooks

Intended Audience: Health Education (Grades 6-12)


Session Description: Midwest Health Teacher of the Year shares challenges and joys of high engagement in middle school Health class, from teaching how the brain benefits from exercise to brain boosts that have worked for middle school, to instructional strategies that incorporate movement, to options for fidgety kids to move appropriately in class. Also includes how to keep class relevant and engaging for students through student surveys, self-assessments, peer conversations, and real-world assessment.


August 15, 2019

11:00 - 12:00 Sessions Elementary Physical Education with a Purpose!

Time: 11:00 - 12:00

Speaker: Darcy Knoll



Session Description: Observe exciting activities, classroom management skills, and instructional techniques to utilize in an elementary PE setting. Learn how to maximize use of class time with effective transitions and other strategies to increase student participation and learning time. Concepts will help eliminate behavioral problems, enhance activities and lessons, and assist in providing accountability for a quality Physical Education program. Instructor was SHAPE Michigan's 2017 Elementary Teacher of the Year.

Before School HIIT for Elementary PE Time: 11:00 - 12:00

Speakers: Betty Kern



Session Description: Research supports starting the day with physical activity. Enhance your “50 Million Strong” effort with a morning workout! Fun, upbeat music along with fitness activities, “Tabata" or HIIT workouts, and games set the stage for great participation, good workouts and making new friends! Over 75 kids participate in morning workout at Schrop Intermediate School. Learn how to start a program at your school with no cost! Come and experience of of the kids workouts! A Tactical Games Approach to Invasion Games

Time: 11:00 - 12:00

Speaker: Matt Pomeroy



Session Description: Looking for a way to keep physical activity and learning at the forefront of your class? The TGfU / tactical approach can do that. Come check out this session

to learn the main concepts of teaching games for understanding. You will learn about proper lesson structure that incrementally increases in complexity. You will learn how to

use grade level outcomes to be the driving force behind the lessons and activities. You can also participate in all the activities to get a feel and a better understanding of the

TGfU approach.

Heart Zones Revolution - A Real Time Data System

Time: 11:00 - 12:00

Speaker: Beth Kirkpatrick




Experiential Learning - Exploring Career Pathways

Time: 11:00 - 12:00

Speaker: John Roncone

Intended Audience: PETE, Higher Ed (Post Secondary)


Session Description: The purpose of this 45-minute presentation is to help students understand and identify what is experiential learning as well as assist faculty interested in adding experiential learning projects into their coursework and/or campus life. Also, explore volunteer opportunities in the field, why is internship important and look at career development activities throughout the college years Health.Moves.Minds - New From SHAPE America

Time: 11:00 -12:00

Speakers: Patty Kestell

Intended Audience: Health Education & Physical Education (Grades K-12)


Session Description: A description of the Health.Moves.Minds Program recently released by SHAPE America will be presented by one of the pilot program school teachers, Patty Kestell. Program details and fundraising opportunities to support your program will be included in this session.

Simple Skill Assessment Using Google Forms

Time: 11:00 - 12:00

Speakers: Mike Graham

Intended Audience: Health Education & Physical Education (Grades K-12)


Session Description: Want a simple way to collect student data on their skill competency? Come learn how to create ONE simple form to use for ALL your skill observation assessments! We will walk step-by-step through the creation process, show you how to analyze the all data you collect with your form, and use this data to transfer to your report card. (laptops encouraged) We Have Sport Coaches, Why Not PEACE Coaches

Time: 11:00 - 12:00

Speakers: Sue Kendall



Session Description: As physical educators, we are masters of practice. We also know too well, that if we don’t get proper skills into the hands of children early, it is very hard to break the bad habits that can form. These two premises apply, not only to the physical skills children need, they also apply to the social emotional skills children need. We talk about these concepts a lot, but we don’t often give children time to literally practice. Peace Coach changes that! It is a Social Emotional Learning curriculum that is simple, effective, affordable, and fun!

Midwest Teacher Fest 2019 Full Workshop Program August 15, 2019

1:00 - 2:00 Sessions Instant Activities: Get ‘Em In and Get ‘Em Moving!

Time: 1:00 - 2:00

Speaker: Chris Mekelburg



Session Description: Just like the title says! This session will be geared towards getting your students active and engaged as soon as they walk through your door with purposeful instant activities and warm ups aligned to SHAPE America Standards and Grade Level Outcomes that require little to no equipment! Activities shared can easily be used at the elementary, middle and high school levels as a way to help increase the amount of time students spend being moderately to vigorously active (MVPA) during your class. Attendees will also walk away with various debriefing techniques to use with their own students following each activity.

Engaging students and objectively maximizing MVPA

Time: 1:00 - 2:00

Speaker: John Dunlop



Session Description: This session will illustrate how easy it is to gather objective heart rate data related to the amount of moderate to vigorous physical activity students get during physical education classes. Participants will learn a variety of fitness activities including warm ups, physical challenges, games, interval/ circuit training and assessments while wearing Adidas zone heart rate monitors. The focus is to develop and improve all components of physical fitness while promoting good physical activity habits. This process helps to improve teacher effectiveness, motivate students, objectively measure progress and create an engaging environment. Data will be analyzed using individual student and group session reports.

Never Miss a Chance to Dance

Time: 1:00 - 2:00

Speakers: Jackie Clark & Katie Mulloy


Location: 1076 - Small Gym

Session Description: Dance your way through the school year! Our passion is to keep dance alive in our schools. This session will give you many ideas of how you can incorporate dance throughout the school year or make it one of your favorite units to teach even if you have two left feet. This session is intended to give you the ConfiDANCE to teach dance to your students this next school year!

Increasing Physical Literacy by Integrating TGfU and TDfU Across the PETE Curriculum

Time: 1:00 - 2:00

Speakers: Ingrid Johnson & Tess Armstrong

Intended Audience: Higher Ed, Research, & Physical Education (Grades 6-12)


Session Description: Teaching Games for Understanding (TGFU) is a globally utilized approach to teaching skills and tactics that increase physical literacy. Teaching Dance for Understanding (TDFU), was recently developed in Canada, and has similar goals to increase physical literacy. At our institution, course revisions have been made to better link TGFU and TDFU strategies across our classes. Emphasis has been on similarities of both models’ frameworks, and strategies to promote confident and competent movers for a lifetime. Step It Up For Kids - Collaborative Fund Raising To Step Up Your Program

Time: 1:00 - 2:00

Speaker: Ben Kaplan

Intended Audience: Health Education and Physical Education (Grades K-12)


Session Description: The details of an AWESOME opportunity to get students active and raise money to support your program, will be detailed. No catalogs, no exclusive agreements. Raise money for YOUR program and make a charitable donation to the cause of your choice.

Coaching our Coaches - Rooting for Multi Sport Participation

Time: 1:00 - 2:00

Speaker: Scott Przystas

Intended Audience: Coaches (Grades K-12)


Session Description: Learn how the Michigan High School Athletic Association (MHSAA) and its Multi-Sport Participation Task Force prepared

strategies and tactics for allied organizations as well as local schools and conferences to promote multi-sport participation by student-athletes.

Strategies for coaches and administrators, will be shared on how to mentor, prepare and evaluate coaches who encourage multi-sport

participation as well how to recruit/hire coaches who promote multi-sport participation. Got Chromebooks (or Other Devices)? Infuse Tech into Your Health and PE Classroom

Time: 1:00 - 2:00

Speaker: Mark & Becky Foellmer



Session Description: Explore tons of apps, extensions, and sites available on Chromebooks (and other devices) for use in your classroom! We'll share lessons for Elem., MS, & HS PE, as well as Health, that leverage those apps, extensions and sites to create engaging lessons that will allow you to better connect with your students and efficiently get your students up, moving and learning.


August 15, 2019

2:15 - 3:15 Sessions

Team Building in Elementary PE

Time: 2:15 - 3:15

Speakers: Scott Przystas




Engaging & Empowering Students with Sport Education

Time: 2:15 - 3:15

Speakers: Matt Pomeroy



Session Description: Sport Education can be one of the most rewarding models that a physical educator can use. Watch your students become leaders, empowered in their

learning, and deeply engaged in each lesson, during a sport education season. Join this session to learn about the critical components of creating a successful sport education

season for your physical education classes.

Plug & Play Fitness

Time: 2:15 - 3:15

Speaker: Shannon Maly




“Escape” into a New Adventure with BreakoutEDU

Time: 2:15 - 3:15

Speaker: Katie Mulloy & Jackie Clark


Location: 1076 - Gym Small

Session Description: Are you looking for the next great cooperative activity? Look no further – Breakout Boxes and BreakoutEdu are just the challenge to get every student

thinking critically to problem solve, communicating and collaborating with team members, and getting creative with how to solve the challenge. These locks and boxes can be

used in the gym or the classroom and are sure to engage learners of every level with the wide variety of challenges and skills needed to break the box. Let’s BREAKOUT!

Organizing and Coaching Large Group Elementary After-School Physical Activity Clubs

Time: 2:15 - 3:15

Speaker: Betty Kern



Session Description: Have you been thinking about starting an after-school physical activity club but you aren’t sure how to get started? This session is for you! Learn how to manage and motivate a large club with minimal resources. Take home organizational strategies including building teams, data collection, warm-ups, practice schedule, games, fund raising, community support, etc. Get inspired by Schrop Intermediate School’s success stories of clubs up to 200 strong! Advocacy 101: Maximize Community and Financial Support to Promote Your HPE Program!

Time: 2:15 - 3:15

Speaker: Patty Kestell & Karen Peterman



Session Description: Providing students with a dynamic, quality health and physical education program requires active promotion of our programs within our schools, districts and community at large. Participants will explore and develop many innovative tools and strategies for cultivating financial and community support for their HPE programs.

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