Welcome to the 4th Annual
Physical Education Activity Kaleidoscope Workshop

Join us on Saturday, April 24, 2004 for the 4th Annual Physical Education Activity Kaleidoscope (PEAK) workshop cosponsored by Central Washington University and the Washington Alliance for Physical Education, Health, Recreation, and Dance (WA PEHRD).

Our theme this year is the "NEW" physical education. We have invited over 20 different presenters to share ideas on new ways to motivate students towards healthy and active lifestyles. Our guests include nationally renowned out-of-state speakers, some of the best presenters from here in the Pacific Northwest, and a variety of equipment and program exhibitors.

Please join us for a great day of learning and professional enrichment.

PEAK SPEAKERS

Gloria Naper-Owen
University of New Mexico

Gloria Napper-Owen taught elementary physical education for ten years and now teaches at the University of New Mexico. She is a co-author of a new textbook, Elementary Classroom Teachers as Movement Educators. Gloria regularly presents at national, district, and state conventions, is the recipient of numerous awards and is past president of the New Mexico AHPERD.

Deborah Tannehill
Pacific Lutheran University

Deborah teachers physical education at Pacific Lutheran University. She is a former President of WAHPERD and the editor of the NASPE series of books on assessment.

Rene Bibaud
Jumpropenet.com

Rene is a five-time World Speed and Freestyle Rope Jumping Champion. She has appeared on numerous television and radio shows and most recently toured North America and Europe with the Cirque Du Soleil.

Don Fogle
wecaresports.com

WE CARE sports offer a variety of school assembly presentations on a variety of movement themes. Don Fogle is not only teaches and entertains, but is the inventor of many of the products and activities sold by today's physical education equipment companies

Ron Malm
www.focusedfitness.org

Ron Malm is a physical education teacher who recently created a business named Focused Fitness. His presentation will be on innovative ways to motivate students of all grades to develop physical fitness

Gayle See
Walla Walla High School

Gayle was Washington State's first Nationally Board Certified teacher of physical education. Gayle will be offering advice and answering questions to teachers who may be interested in pursuing national certification. Gayle was also responsible for introducing fly fishing into her physical education curriculum. In her second session she will explain how she runs this program.

Lori Bissel
www.speedstacks.com

One of the fastest growing school activities has been the sport of cup stacking. Speedstacks have become the major sponsors of this sport. Lori will explain how to introduce it into your program and the benefits for your students.

Joel Zylstra & Leslie Johnson
Pacific Lutheran University

Joel and Leslie are currently completing their undergraduate physical education teaching degrees at PLU. They will be explaining and demonstrating how you can implement adventure education into your school physical education curriculum

Debra D'Acquisto
Central Washington University

Debra is the PE Activity Program Coordinator at CWU. She also specializes in teaching various types of aerobic conditioning. In this session, Debra plans to show teachers how to create an effective strengthening and stretching program on a low equipment budget.

Andy & Gretchen Jenkins
Central Washington University & Ellensburg Unicycling and Juggling Club

In addition to their regular involvement in university and school teaching, Andy and Gretchen Jenkins recently became involved in running a unicycling and juggling club. They plan to share fund raiding ideas, tips for organizing equipment and ways to motivate students. Students from the club will also help to present basic riding skills.

Doug Smith
www.pickleball.com

Doug Smith's enthusiasm for pickleball explains its popularity in public schools nationwide. Doug will explain the game, give instruction in basic skills, and provide advice on equipment.

Therese Young
Central Washington University, Dance Program

Therese is the Director of the CWU Dance Program. She teaches all types of formal dance but most recently has become involved in promoting creative movement among elementary aged students. Therese will explain and demonstrate some of her successful strategies.

Carol Conkell
University of Idaho

Carol helps to prepare future physical education teachers at the University of Idaho. She is especially interested in dance and in this session shows how assessment can be integrated into a multicultural dance curriculum.

Ken Briggs
Central Washington University, Health Education Program

In addition to teaching health education, Ken is a renowned speaker on teaching strategies to help students better connect with classroom content. If you are looking for ways to jumpstart your teaching, this session is for you!

Lori Dunn
Renton High School

Over the past few years, Lori has moved from middle school to high school teaching, served as WAHPERD President, and is the Nortwest District President Elect. Lori was one of the first physical educators to integrate pedometers into her curriculum and in this session will explain how she currently uses portfolios for high school assessment.

Mollie McGoun
www.eatsmart.org

Mollie works for the Washington State Dairy Council, an organization focused on improving children's health. Mollie will be explaining how education about nutrition can be integrated into a school physical education and health education program.

Michael Alvick & Terry Latham
Sherwood Forest Elementary

As physical educators well know, fitting the assessment of learning into a limited amount of PE time is a major challenge. One of the more promising methods is to make use of emerging technology. Michael and Terry will be explaining how they have integrate Filemaker Pro, PDA's, and other technology to address this challenge.

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Noontime Presentation
Orchesis
The Central Washington University Dance Company

The dancers of Orchesis consist of undergraduate students pursuing a minor in Dance Education

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Registration Information

Register now to attend PEAK 2004, at Central Washington University's campus in Ellensburg, Washington. Your workshop fee includes coffee and donuts when you register, lunch, handouts and a PEAK T-shirt. Register early and save $10.

Workshop fee	$67.00
Early Registration (postmarked by March 25, 2003)	$57.00

For an additional fee, participants may also earn either 7 clock hours or one university professional development credit (PE 500).

Clock Hour Fee	$21.00
Professional Development Credit	$40.00

We also offer a reduced rate for university students (with ID) $31.00

School Districts registering three or more participants will receive one free registration for every three paid registrations!

Please complete the registration form and mail to:

PEAK 2004
CWU Office of Continuing Education
400 E. 8th Avenue
Ellensburg, WA 98926-7433

One form per registrant. You are welcome to make copies. You may also fax your form to 509-963-1690. Be sure to include your check, credit card information or district purchase order, and photocopy of student ID card (if applicable).

FOR MORE INFORMATION

www.peakworkshop.org
Telephone: 509-963-1504 *** 800-720-4503
Fax: 509-963-1690
E-mail: jefferis@cwu.edu