NJAHPERD 2015 Convention

96th Annual Convention February 22-24, 2015

Ocean Place Resort & Spa One Ocean Boulevard Long Branch, NJ 07740

NJAHPERD MISSION STATEMENT NJAHPERD is dedicated to advancing quality health education, physical education, recreation, dance education, and athletics through professional development, programming, advocacy, and collegial exchange. The Association promotes the development of healthy active lifestyles for New Jersey’s students, educators and community members.

Strategic Goals: 1. To provide professional development through quality programs at conventions and conferences in health, physical education, recreation, dance and sport 2. To recognize and promote professional excellence and quality health, physical education, recreation, dance and sports programs throughout the state 3. To identify, pursue and increase external funding 4. To increase membership and services 5. To increase and diversify membership 6. To strengthen legislative and governmental relationships and advocacy efforts 7. To increase public awareness of the Association and its related issues in health, physical education, recreation, dance and sport 8. To develop a more efficient and effective organizational structure to facilitate Association goals

TABLE OF CONTENTS NJAHPERD Mission Statement

Inside front cover

Message from the President

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Welcome from SHAPE America President

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Welcome from the Executive Director

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NJAHPERD Leadership

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2015 NJAHPERD Award Recipients

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NJAHPERD List of Presidents

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Convention Announcements

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Program At-A-Glance

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NJ Core Curriculum Content Standards Convention Program

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Keynote: Dr. Nettie L. Smith Lecture, Opening Session

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Closing Session

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JRFH / HFH Coordinators & Assistant Coordinators

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JRFH & HFH Award Winning Schools

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Exhibitors

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Save the Date

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SHAPE America ED Award Recipients

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Professional Development Certificate

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Site Map

P.O. Box 2283 Ocean, NJ 07712

Inside back cover

www.njahperd.org

Phone: 732-918-9999 Fax: 732-918-2211

Message from the President Carpe diem!

Welcome to the 96th New Jersey Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance Annual Convention. As President, I join President-Elect, Carol Lynch, Executive Director, Jackie Malaska, and the entire Executive Board in welcoming you to this professional development extravaganza. Seize the day, and soak up as much information you can and enjoy every moment you are here!

NJAHPERD efforts continue to focus on the theme “Advocacy Moving Forward” with vigor, strength, power, energy, and continued passion. I am proud to say that we took the lead with Assembly Bill A-3256 (Diegnan /Pinkin) requiring K-6 certification to teach Physical Education and Health Education. NJAHPERD provided oral testimony before the Assembly Education Committee and the Bill was voted out of Committee with a 10-0-0 vote. The full Assembly vote passed 76-1-0. The sister bill, S-2245 (Barnes/Allen) was voted out of Committee unanimously. We hope to announce updates on the bill at the Opening Session! With assistance from our partners, we have secured primary sponsors (Peterson/Lagana) to introduce Assembly Bill A-4044, the sister bill to Senate Bill S-1594 (Turner) regarding daily recess in public schools. We look forward to this Bill moving forward in this Legislative session.

As President, and on behalf of our NJAHPERD members, I would like to take this opportunity to thank our partners and stakeholders who have collaborated with us over the years. Their continued support to promote policies and programs to ensure healthy active lifestyles for New Jersey’s students, educators and families is appreciated. We are an Association that relies on the talents of all our members for speaking out on our professional guidelines and standards, fighting childhood obesity, developing SGOs and SLO’s and working on assessments to improve instruction.

I would be remiss if I did not give a big thank you to our Convention Manager, Jackie Malaska, the office staff, Kimberly Boerner and Michelle Delano, and the Executive Board for all the planning hours devoted to making this convention the premiere professional development event for the Health and Physical Education profession!

The Convention will provide you with many 21st Century and beyond sessions and great networking that will enable you to enhance your professional growth. I hope the socials, Awards Banquet, and Grande Finale Raffle add to your personal enjoyment. Please don’t forget to visit the exhibitors and thank them for attending and caring about meeting your needs as an educator and that of your students.

My hope is that when you leave the Convention this year you will continue to ADVOCATE for policy change in your school. Your chosen profession does make a difference in our society. Please continue to let your voice be heard.

Have a spectacular convention and stop me and say hello. Please enjoy the wonderful Jersey Shore.

JoAnn Doherty NJAHPERD President

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Welcome from SHAPE America President Dear NJAHPERD Friends: On behalf of my colleagues at the Society of Health and Physical Educators, now known as SHAPE America, I bring you greetings from your national professional organization. Thank you for inviting me to your annual state conference. Having grown up outside Philadelphia and having a son-in-law from Secaucus it is a bit of a homecoming.

This year we will be celebrating our 130th anniversary at the 2015 National Convention & Expo in Seattle, Washington. One of my personal goals is to have us all begin thinking of SHAPE America as not just a membership organization, but rather as a cause organization. This means we are united around a specific cause activated around a needed change that members believe in with all their hearts, are marching together to accomplish, and are passionate about encouraging others to join.

I think this describes us. We want to change the culture of this country so that every child is supported in growing up “healthy, physically educated and physically active.” As an organization with a cause we will educate, engage and empower ourselves and others in the knowledge and strategies needed to make our vision a reality.

We will: • Shape a future where healthy is the norm • Shape a standard of excellence in physical education and health education • Shape the lifelong habits of young people • Shape and influence policy related to physical education and health education.

I hope I can count on you to add your voice, support and energy to realizing our vision—Healthy People – Physically Educated and Physically Active.

Sincerely, Dolly Lambdin, Ed.D. SHAPE America President

Greetings!

Welcome from the Executive Director

On behalf of the NJAHPERD Executive Board, welcome to the 2015 Annual Convention at the Jersey Shore.

We extend a special thank you to our guests, speakers, exhibitors, and especially to you, our membership. Your attendance validates your personal commitment and makes a powerful statement that our profession is critical in promoting a healthy and active lifestyle for everyone in New Jersey! NJAHPERD is committed to providing programs, products and services to reverse the obesity epidemic, but our shared vision for quality health and physical education programs is dependent upon our combined efforts.

As Convention Manager, I want to thank the NJAHPERD Executive Board for their commitment and help in planning an excellent program. Many hours are necessary to plan an event of this size and scope. Without the assistance of the countless volunteers, especially our retired members and the smiling faces of the future professionals, your experience would not be as enjoyable. Special thanks to the more than 200 speakers who have developed high quality PD sessions for you and their willingness to share their expertise.

The excitement and energy that surrounds us during convention time is truly who we are as professionals. Be proud and recognize that you play a vital role in the educational process of the whole child. Take the time to network with fellow professionals and share your experiences. Examine the latest products and services from our vendors, and applaud NJAHPERD award recipients.

Most importantly, reflect on your personal wellness. Take a moment and breathe in the salt air and be mindful of the beautiful ocean view. Enjoy yourself and return to your students refreshed and rejuvenated, with a sense of accomplishment, pride, and a renewed excitement for the best profession ever!

Jackie Malaska Executive Director 3

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NJAHPERD LEADERSHIP President/Past President JoAnn Doherty

Applied Strategic Planning Peter Rattigan

Coordinator of Retirees Domenica Desiderioscioli

President Elect Carol Lynch

Awards Committee Chair/ LMAS Coordinator Susan Toth

Central County Council Representative Nicholas Zaneto

County Council Chair Carol Ann Chiesa

Northern County Council Representative Victoria Howe

Executive Director Jackie Malaska Physical Activity Vice President Sue Cornell Physical Activity VP Elect Kelly Graham Physical Education Vice President Jaime Adams Physical Education VP Elect Colleen McCurry Health Vice President Maureen Nussman Health VP Elect Dawn Francavilla

Adapted Conference Coordinator Theresa Cone FYI Editor Suzette de Araujo JRFH/HFH Coordinator Christine Baccarella Lake Conference Committee Chair Gregg Montgomery NJDOE Liaison Brendan O’Reilly

Southern County Council Representative Douglas Lynch Technology Committee Chair Steve Cone Webmaster Alex Edly Office Assistant Michelle Delano

NJEA Liaison/Program Manager Diane Glover

Dance Vice President Arvin Arjona Dance VP Elect Barbara Brady Future Professionals Vice President Grace Kaler Future Professional VP Elect Jamie Julian Members-At-Large Barbara Ann DeCaro Dillon Landi Parliamentarian Michele Fisher Treasurer Kimberly Boerner Advocacy Chair James McCall American Heart Association Liaison James Presbrey

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NJAHPERD LIST OF PRESIDENTS 1919-1920 1920-1921 1921-1922 1922-1923 1923-1924 1924-1925 1925-1926 1926-1927 1927-1928 1928-1929 1929-1930 1930-1931 1931-1932 1932-1933 1933-1934 1934-1935 1935-1936 1936-1937 1937-1938 1938-1939 1939-1940 1940-1941 1941-1942 1942-1943 1943-1944 1944-1945 1945-1946 1946-1947 1947-1948 1948-1949 1949-1950 1950-1951 1951-1952 1952-1953 1953-1954 1954-1955 1955-1956 1956-1957 1957-1958 1958-1959 1959-1960 1960-1961 1961-1962 1962-1963 1963-1964 1964-1965 1965-1966 1966-1967 1967-1968

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Randall D. Warden Spencer Benet & Gustave Bojus Walter S. Short John E. Schmidlin Frederick Prosche Herman Seibert Harry J. Sargent Ernest H. Andrews Mazie V. Scanlan Henry Panzer Myra T. Way Arthur G. Humphrey Eliza J. Foulke A. John Sheps Marion Burns Hoysradt Arthur Maroney Dorothy Hutchinson Joseph D’Angola Marianna G. Packer Thomas A. Barker Marion Purbeck George Dochat L. Maude Norris John N. Richards, Sr. Martha Lahey Arthur M. Morr Margaret Millar Herbert A. Stine Dr. Margaret C. Brown R. Warren Fogerty Dorothy Simpson Gerald A. Garafola Claire Guerber Robert L. Duncan Miriam B. Reichly Russell W. Neide Lula P. Dilworth Walter A. Gardell Adelaide V. Titus Dudley Meiers Cecilia Szakacs Norman Van Arsdalen Dr. Hazel M. Wacker William F. Sunderland Donald D. McElroy Douglas DeWeese Walter Washnick Dr. John R. Redd

1968-1969 1969-1970 1970-1971 1971-1972 1972-1973 1973-1974 1974-1975 1975-1976 1976-1977 1977-1978 1978-1979 1979-1980 1980-1981 1981-1982 1982-1983 1983-1984 1984-1985 1985-1986 1986-1987 1987-1988 1988-1989 1989-1990 1990-1991 1991-1992 1992-1993 1992-1994 1994-1995 1995-1996 1996-1997 1997-1998 1998-1999 1999-2000 2000-2001 2001-2002 2002-2003 2003-2004 2004-2005 2005-2006 2006-2007 2007-2008 2008-2009 2009-2010 2010-2011 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2015

Dr. Nettie Smith Lester Ricker Dr. Thomas M. Vodola Dr. Alan C. Coder Dr. Everett L. Hebel Raymond Fresella Dr. Lilyan Wright Salvatore Abitanta Dr. Pearl Kowalski William Burcat Anne Venezia Dr. Neil Dougherty Dr. Robert N. Hartman Dr. Carolyn Addison H. Rogers Muse Sandra Wilbur Dr. Robert Christenson Constance Trifletti Dr. Daniel Stanley Theresa Purcell Theresa Purcell Dr. David A. Feigley Pauline Pagoulatos Bruce Peragallo Dr. Paula Zaccone-Tzannetakis Henry A. Kearns Carolyn Masterson Bill Parsons Dr. Nancy M. Giardina Dr. Richard A. Fopeano Dr. Domenica A. Desiderioscioli Bruce Peragallo Andrew Schmidt Sharyn Robbins John L. Grzymko Christine Baccarella Timothy F. Sullivan Jacqueline E. Malaska Dr. Klara Gubacs-Collins Dr. Peter Rattigan Judy LoBianco Jennifer Ellis Dr. Steve Cone Francine Kreisberg Kathy Fritz JoAnn Doherty

BADGES: The convention badge MUST be worn for admission to all meetings and to the exhibit area.

Registration Hours: Monday, 6:30 A.M.—2:00 P.M. Tuesday, 6:30 A.M.—12:00 P.M.

Exhibit Hall: Visit our exhibitors in Atlantic III-V and in Hallway.

Monday, 8:30 A.M.—3:00 P.M. Tuesday, 8:30 A.M.—2:00 P.M.

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Gifts: T-Shirt & backpack provided by NJAHPERD; lanyard provided by SONJ. Apparel: Every Child Stronger Every Life Longer (ECSELL) hooded sweatshirts and long sleeved t-shirts are available for purchase at the NJAHPERD booth. Prices: Sweatshirts, $25, Long Sleeved T-Shirts, $15.

Morning Coffee: Compliments of NJAHPERD, 7-9 AM.

Lunch Hours: 11:00-1:00. Grab & Go concession (sandwiches, salads and snacks) will be available in the foyer and Seaview Restaurant.

Professional Development Hours: In order to receive credit for your participation you must be in the session within 5 minutes of its beginning and remain until the end. Certificate of attendance is final page of program.

Cancellations/Room Changes: All changes will be posted on room signs and in Registration Area.

GRANDE FINALE Raffle will take place immediately following the Closing Session on Tuesday. Many great prizes for your school program will be raffled compliments of NJAHPERD and participating Exhibitors. You must be present to win.

Convention Evaluations: Session evaluations will be available from the speaker or presiders at each session. An online evaluation survey will be emailed to all attendees after the convention. Please respond as your input is extremely valuable for planning purposes.

Convention Handouts: All “handouts” and assessment tools submitted by our speakers, will be available electronically only.

Bring your EMPTY jump drive to the NJAHPERD booth and we will upload it free of charge! You may purchase an already uploaded NJAHPERD branded jump drive for $10.

NJAHPERD is not responsible for lost or stolen articles.

New Jersey Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance NJAHPERD encourages the exchange of diverse opinions. The ideas presented during the NJAHPERD Annual Convention do not necessarily reflect NJAHPERD’s official position on the issues.

NJAHPERD assumes no responsibility for any statement as fact or opinion presented at the NJAHPERD Annual Convention, nor does acceptance of advertising or exhibits imply endorsement of any products or services by the Association.

If you object to products, services, or practices that have been promoted at the NJAHPERD Annual Convention, please inform the specific exhibitors and/or presenters with whom you disagree. You are also encouraged to extend your compliments to those whom you feel provided a product or presentation of exceptional quality.

Individuals participating in convention activities do so voluntarily, and thereby assume any and all risks involved by the participation.

NJAHPERD prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, creed, sex, age, marital status, sexual orientation, national origin, disability, or veteran status in the treatment of participants in, access to, or content of its programs and activities.

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2015 Convention At-A-Glance Monday 7:15-7:45

8:00-9:00

9:15-10:15

10:30-11:30

Monmouth I

12:00-1:00

1:15-2:15

2:30-3:30

R.A.I.S.E. Project Adventure Krimm

I Like to Move It Berg

Trangleball Miller

CATCH Nutrition FlagHouse Smith

Mov’t Skill Themes K-5PE Gosset

Monmouth III-IV

Teaching PreK Smith

Building on Mov’t Basics Baccarella

Smart Squirrels Mahler

PreK/Early Elem. Mov’t Antonoff

Interdisciplinary Learning in PE Scrabis-Fletcher

Power Up PE Robelee

Environment for Success Loomis

Beginnings/ Endings Robelee

Glorious Grids Loomis

Every Day Fitness Sheftall

Self Defense Ganguly

Tactical Games Hodges

Gymstick Taggart

Modern Dance Point-DuJour

Zumba Kushner

World Dance Bollywood Ellis

Double Dutch or Bust Farrell

After School Andrews

BOKS Akpan

Let’s Move in the Classroom Goh

Interactive Brain Breaks LeClair

Hawk Talk Ciotto

Cyberbullying Ensminger

Landing a Job Ciotto

Future Professionals Open Forum Cucina

Duck, Duck, Jump!

Williams

Increasing Technology Use Schleider

Girls on the Run York

Staff Wellness Halowich

SHAPE Standards Lambdin

Preventing Dating Abuse Morella

Self Empowerment Avery

Smart Decision Skills Cowan

Flipping the Classroom Read

Marijuana Facts & Myths Litterer

Kyleigh’s Law Curry

Enhance Your Curriculum Rattigan

Keys to Control Friedman

Share the Keys Marrero

Atlantic I

Wake Up w/ Heart Rate Monitors Buchanan

Atlantic II

Have a Ball!

Gooding

Spikeball Boles Interdisciplinary Movement Botwin

Dance Like the Stars in PE Ellis

Oceanport

AM Fitness Fun Kovel

Peaceful Playgrounds Flint

Promenade 3-4

Get Fit Sonaike

Promenade 5-6

Inclusive Sports Colacello

Promenade 7-8

Concussions in Young Children Boyd

Shrewsbury

Spice Up Your Curriculum

Monmouth I & II

5 Characteristics Happy Children Parrott

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Promenade 1-2

Gian Paul Gonzalez

Sunrise Yoga Scamorza

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Sea Bright

Ocean Two

Pool Oceanport Sea Bright Lobby

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Let’s Have Fun in Health Class Lynch

NJCAHPE Meeting

Ocean One Effective PE Philosophy Andrews

Sustainable Jersey Haider All Children Can Swim Red Bank Y

Race, Gender & Sexuality in PE Landi

Pirate Scavenger Hunt!

SPARK MVPA Lanier

Cast off at the Sea Bright / Oceanport Balcony 3:30pm

AIR Mental Health Baker

Keynote Address

CPR Made Simple Murphy

“All In”…...It’s Not Just a Slogan, It’s a Way of Life

Monmouth II

3:30-5:30

Successful Advocates Sims

Higher Education Consortium Mtg.

Lifeguarding & Water Safety Red Bank Y HorizonNJ Health Screenings Smith

You & Your Pension Bobik

2015 Convention At-A-Glance Tuesday 8:00-9:00

9:15-10:15

10:30-11:30

12:00-1:00

Monmouth I

Wake Up w/ Heart Rate Monitors Buchanan

What’s Your Reaction?

FlagHouse

Step Your Way to Health Cucina

Adapted PE Catalfalmo

Quality HPE O’Reilly

Monmouth II

Speed Stacks Washburn

Hoops, Ropes, ‘n Balls FlagHouse

Red Cross Club Halowich

Hasbrouck Heights Jump Team

No Child Left on Their Behind Cancalosi

Nutritional Movement Data

Score with MLS Graham

Developing Positive Fitness Hodges

Monmouth III-IV

Atlantic I

P.A.R.C.C. Toth

Play Out Fitness Kovel

Creating a Safe Environment Krimm

Interdisciplinary PE Robelee

Mud Run Taylor

The First Tee Blackwell

Winning Activities Loomis

What Does Effective PE Look Like Landi Dance for Elementary Abdi

Oceanport

Sunrise Yoga Scamorza

Circus Skills Milstein

Have a Ball!

Gooding

USTA Tennis Cruz

SPARK Eat & Run Lanier

NYRR Mighty Milers Slomack

Promenade 1-2

AFHG Schaeffer

Smarter, Quicker….

Lynch

Smoking Prevention Gladfelter

Lessons of Beg. Teachers Cruz

Effective Drug Education Tessitore

Promenade 3-4

School Health Index Halowich

Smart Snacks Bergonzoni

Assessment Strategies NJEA Dubroski

No More Secrets Lang Grant

Inquiring Minds Grades 5 & 6 Antoine

Promenade 5-6

Risk Managmnt & Safety Mergardt

Climb On! Sudeith

Healthy U Cornell

Organ & Tissue Donation Turci

Concussion in Young Athletes Esfahanizadeh

Promenade 7-8

Comprehensive Health Hannan

Sex Ed Black

Stress Dibofsky

ADHD McGavern

IEPs Flint

Shrewsbury

The Envelope Please Fischer

Keeping Kids Safe Giardelli

Move Over & GDL Setaro

It Takes a Community Bavaro

Tools for Teens Turkus

Ocean One

Changing the Game GLSEN

Advocacy 101 Sullivan

Magic Numbers Tully

Transgender Students GLSEN

SHAPE America Lambdin

Ocean Two

Pool Oceanport/ Sea Bright Lobby

“Finding the Joy”

KerboomKIDZ Fitness Anthony

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Latin Line Dance Martinez

Monmouth I & II

Fitness Freestyled Ellis

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Dynamic Alignment Warriner

Sandra K. Sims

Hip Hop Wake Up Arjona

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Sea Bright

2:15-3:00

Followed by the GRANDE FINALE GIVEAWAY

Atlantic II

Energize the

Train Like Reilly Brain Labrador Washburn Adventure Education Double Dutch CPR/AED ‘From the for Life Fico Ground Up’ Hoff Friedrich

1:15-2:15

Closing Session

7:15-7:45

Men’s Health Freidman

Water Fitness Red Bank Y HorizonNJ Health Screenings Smith

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2015 Annual Convention Program NJAHPERD regrets any changes in the program due to unforeseen circumstances. NJAHPERD reserves the right to change room assignments or cancel presentations. Please check posted signs for updates and cancellations or ask at the registration booth.

Comprehensive Health and Physical Education: Core Curriculum Content Standards 2.1 WELLNESS: All students will acquire health promotion concepts and skills to support a healthy, active lifestyle; (a) personal growth and development (b) nutrition (c) diseases and health conditions (d) safety (e) social and emotional health.

2.2 INTEGRATED SKILLS: All students will develop and use personal and interpersonal skills to support a healthy active lifestyle; (a) interpersonal communication (b) decision making and goal setting (c) character development (d) advocacy and service (e) health services and information.

2.3 DRUGS AND MEDICINES: All students will acquire knowledge about alcohol, tobacco, other drugs and medicines and apply these concepts to support a healthy, active lifestyle: (a) medicines (b) alcohol, tobacco and other drugs (c) dependence/addiction and treatment.

2.4 HUMAN RELATIONS AND SEXUALITY: All students will acquire knowledge about the physical, emotional and social aspects of human relationships and sexuality and apply these concepts to support a healthy, active lifestyle (a) relationships (b) sexuality (c) pregnancy and parenting.

2.5 MOTOR SKILLS DEVELOPMENT: All students will utilize safe, efficient and effective movement to develop and maintain a healthy, active lifestyle; (a) movement skills and concepts (b) strategy (c) sportsmanship, rules and safety.

2.6 FITNESS: All students will apply health-related and skill related fitness concepts and skills to develop and maintain a healthy, active lifestyle; (a) fitness and physical activity.

Monday, February 23, 2015 Registration opens at 6:30 AM Complimentary Coffee 7:00-9:00 AM Monday 7:15-7:45 AM Early Bird Sessions Omnikin: Have a Ball! Small, Medium, and Large Terry Gooding, Omniken Atlantic II Looking for a new Team Sport? Fitness Fun? Team Building Activities? Cooperative Games? Skill Development? Health Promotion? You will experience it all with Omnikin's durable, light-weight balls. Omnikin products support the number one instructional best practice for physical educators....all students actively involved and learning. Come Play!!

Sunrise Yoga!

Jennifer Scamorza, Christian Valeriani, EvenFlow Yoga Sea Bright EvenFlow Yoga studio will present a mindful and invigorating yoga practice to start your day. Join us for a combination of breathing exercises and postures designed to strengthen the body, focus the mind, and promote overall health and wellness. Open to all skill levels.

Early Morning Fun & Fitness Class Eddie Koval, Playout Join Eddie and your colleagues for a great start to your day!

Oceanport

Wake Up with Polar Heart Rate Monitors Atlantic I Brian Buchanan, Polar, Inc. Start the morning off right with a heart rate fitness session! Totally optional, everyone will have the opportunity to participate in a light morning workout to help demonstrate our latest education solution, Polar GoFit. Come and experience Polar technology and its complete education solution that promotes safety, motivation and accountability among students, while bringing documentation and objective assessment to PE programs.

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Monday 8:00-9:00 AM Spikeball: The Next BIG Sport in Physical Education Atlantic l Skyler Boles, Spikeball, Inc. If volleyball and four-square had a baby, it would be called Spikeball! This 2 vs 2 sport is portable and can be played anywhere and everywhere! It has a 360° field which means, no sides, no boundaries! Spikeball will be what your students will be screaming for to play every day! Elementary, Middle, Secondary, Higher Education, College/University Pre-Professional Students Concussion in Younger Children Promenade 7-8 Joanna Boyd, Brain Injury Alliance of New Jersey Although the New Jersey Concussion Law was passed in December 2010, it primarily addresses concussions among student-athletes participating in interscholastic sports. This workshop will provide an overview of what is currently understood among concussion experts about concussion in younger children who experience concussion from participating in sports and other activities. All Play Unified. Live Unified: Inclusive Sports Begin with Inclusive PE Promenade 5-6 Susan Colacello, Andrea Moore, Special Olympics New Jersey A Panel of Physical Education Instructors There’s never been a better time for schools, communities, state agencies and sports organizations to come together to make sports, fitness and wellness accessible to all students. Learn how Special Olympics New Jersey’s School Partnership Program can support your school in creating Unified recess, intramural, club and interscholastic sports opportunities. All How to Have a Peaceful Playground Carrie Flint, Peaceful Playgrounds Peaceful Playgrounds identified 5 recess problems and put 5 solutions into place. Come learn how to make your playground a "peaceful" place. (LMAS tract) Elementary

Oceanport

Interdisciplinary Movement Atlantic II Jill Goldman Botwin, Kevin Pfluge, Francis A. Desmares Elementary School Does the idea of incorporating other subjects into your lessons make you uneasy? HAVE NO FEAR. There are ways to incorporate crosscurricular content while keeping your students active; this workshop is designed to help you improve your program and do both! Early Childhood, Elementary CPR Training Made Simple Monmouth II George Murphy, American Heart Association CPR training has been made simple and inexpensive. The curriculum takes less than one class period, and there are no instructor requirements to teach the program. Participants will receive a list of simple solutions. All Dancing Like the Stars in PE MacKenzie Mushel Ellis, Rocky Mountain High School, CO SHAPE America 2014 Dance Teacher of the Year

Sea Bright

Learn how to dance just like celebrities! Bring your classroom to life with dynamic ballroom dances ranging from Waltz to Latin Jive. Learn the basic steps to energize your students' minds and bodies while building a positive, inclusive learning environment. Expand the approaches you use to teach students appropriate interpersonal skills.

Participants will learn multiple strategies for teaching dances in the ballroom/social genre across all grade levels.

Partners are not required. All

5 Characteristics of Happy Children and How to Instill Them Promenade 1-2 Chris Parrott, Your Self Series Imagine the possibilities when our students have the confidence to deal with bullies, handle peer pressure, and nourish their bodies and minds.

This workshop begins with the importance of managing stress and continues with concrete examples of how passion, resilience, emotional awareness, connection and gratitude all contribute to increased feelings of happiness, success and achievement. Middle, Secondary

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Opening Session Keynote Monday

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9:15-10:15 ∙

Monmouth I & II

Gian Paul Gonzalez “ALL IN!” It’s Not Just a Slogan, It’s a Way of Life

Program Welcome

JoAnn Doherty President, NJAHPERD

Pledge of Allegiance

Grace Kaler & Jaime Julian NJAHPERD Future Professionals

Greetings SHAPE America

Dolly Lambdin SHAPE America President

Greetings Convention Sponsor

Jason Friedman CEO, DriveSafer, LLC

Keynote

Gian Paul Gonzalez

AHA Recognition

Chris Baccarella NJAHPERD Jump/Hoops State Coordinator James Presbrey AHA VP, Youth Market, NJ

Convention Energizer

Convention Announcements

Kershel Anthony KerboomKIDZ Jackie Malaska Convention Manager

Gian Paul Gonzalez uses the concept of “ALL IN” to challenge audience members to examine their lives at work, with family and in the community and how they can become committed or take it to the next level of commitment. He uses dynamic examples and interactive stories to illustrate his points. Gian Paul outlines the steps that need to be taken to be “ALL IN”.

At the start of each session, Gian Paul shows a brief video piece that was shown on national TV about the impact of his ALL IN speech on the N.Y. Giants before they went on to win their last Super Bowl.

At the conclusion of each program, Gian Paul challenges everyone to be committed in their own lives-to go ALL IN. He provides blank poker chips for each participant so that they can initial and keep as a symbol of their personal commitment as the Giants football team used this analogy to reach not only the pinnacle of football success, but personal success as well. Gian Paul will be available to answer questions upon the conclusion of the keynote.

Gian Paul is a member of A Vision in Motion Speakers Bureau. For more information on his programs please contact his agent Jay Gittleson at A Vision in Motion (www.avisioninmoition.com) or call (800) 883-4147.

Dr. Nettie L. Smith Dr. Nettie L. Smith, for whom this keynote address has been named, was a strong advocate for health, physical education and dance for many years. She received her Bachelor of Science degree from Ohio State University and her Master’s and Doctorate from New York University.

Dr. Smith taught at the elementary, high school, and college levels in Ohio, Alaska, and New Jersey. She started the Health and Physical education major program at what now is known as Kean University, where she was also chairperson of the department for many years.

She served NJAHPERD as president and parliamentarian, along with many other positions. She was on the Executive Board of the EDA of AAHPERD, and was a member of NCATE, the assessment group for colleges and universities. Dr. Smith was also a member of Delta Kappa Gamma, a nationally known collegiate group.

Dr. Smith spoke at the AAHPERD national convention and authored articles for numerous professional journals. She was a mentor and colleague to many.

It is NJAHPERD’s pleasure to name this lecture in honor of Dr. Nettie L. Smith.

NJAHPERD wishes to thank Kean University for sponsoring the Opening Session.

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Spice Up Your Curriculum Shrewsbury New Jersey driver education teachers are working together to create safe drivers through education and here’s the proof! Learn about and take home these creative lesson plans for use in your classroom tomorrow: Terry Skjold, Immaculate Heart Academy, Washington: Develop positive attitudes toward “Passive Safety Devices” through classroom discussion and the use of YouTube clips.

Lois Fyfe, Hopewell Valley Central High School, Pennington: Understanding the “Dangers of Texting & Driving” while addressing pedestrian safety, peer pressure and environment influences.

James Breech, (retired) Cumberland Regional High School, Bridgeton: Students learn about the awesome responsibility that comes with driving in “Don’t D.I.S. This Warning.”

Jill Fackelman, Ramapo Indian Hills, Oakland: The complete lesson for “Defensive Driving” with IPDE scenarios and worksheets.

Sue von Leer, Maple Shade High School, Maple Shade: The formula for safety… students demonstrate the principles for “Total Stopping Distance.” Driver Education Teaching Pre-K, What’s It All About?

Monmouth III-IV Ginny Smith, Liz Gabriel, Elisabeth Morrow School Come enjoy an hour of activities that will jump start your program. Learn how to use guided discovery to open up the physical world of 3-4-5 year olds. See how you can modify everything you already know to make the pre-school experience an appropriate one that will prepare your students to learn skill concepts on the elementary level. Early Childhood, Elementary Get FIT @ School, Building an Inclusive Wellness Policy Promenade 3-4 Adeola Sonaike, The Family Resource Network Get FIT @ School has developed an inclusive school wellness policy toolkit for health and physical education educators that empower school districts to ensure that all students have access to healthier options. Selected resources within the toolkit will be shared with attendees to assist them with overcoming barriers faced when increasing physical activity and healthy eating among students with special needs. (LMAS tract) Early Childhood, Elementary, Middle, Secondary Writing an Effective Physical Education Philosophy Statement Ocean Two Staci Andrews, Michael Kinsella, Ryan Kinghorn, Monmouth University The presenters will facilitate an interactive workshop designed to help attendees develop an outline and identify key resources for composing a teaching philosophy statement in preparation for submitting an application and/or participating in an interview for a position as a physical education teacher. Higher Education, College/University Pre-Professional Students

Monday 9:15 AM-10:15 AM Opening Session Keynote Gian Paul Gonzalez: “All In!”

Monmouth I-II

Monday 10:00 AM-2:00 PM Health Screenings Vincent Smith, Horizon NJ Health Complimentary blood pressure, blood sugar, and Dermascan screenings.

Oceanport/Sea Bright / Lobby

Monday 10:30-11:30 AM All Children Can Swim Indoor Pool Linda Ambis, Family Health & Wellness Center, The Community YMCA, Red Bank Swimming benefits all children both in and out of the water. Learn how adaptive and integrated swim lessons can help with the overall developmental and cognitive skills of children with special needs. Course will review physical, psychological and emotion benefits. Adaptive techniques will also be taught. In water instruction will teach participants how to use their new skills.

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Best Practices to Promote Physical Activity in After-School Programs Oceanport Staci Andrews, Monmouth University Ryan Zimmerman, Central Connecticut State University Evidence-based best practices for providing physical activities in an after-school program will be discussed and modeled. Participants will engage in various physical activities that emphasize the wellness concepts of nutrition, hygiene, and peer communication. Participants will leave with strategies to promote physical activities in an after-school program. (LMAS tract) Elementary, Youth Development Professionals in the Community Self-Empowerment Through Positive Choice Making Promenade 7-8 Chris Avery, Robert Kohler, TURNINGSTONEchoice Learn how to teach young students the process for Positive Choice making, and self-empower them to have control over their own living and in turn develop positive self-esteem. The process of positive choice making is a lifelong skill. All Building On Movement Basics Monmouth III-IV Christine Baccarella, Bayonne School District (retired) Tara Nelsen, Inwood School District (#4 School) The foundation provided a young learner in a comprehensive movement exploration program is just what the PE doctor ordered! Now it's time to take those fundamentals and have young learners integrate movement and skill concepts. End results? Skillful, more confident movers ready for lifelong physical activity. PETE, Early Childhood, Elementary Coming Up for AIR Monmouth II Tricia Baker, Attitudes in Reverse AIR. Mental illness is like AIR. Just because you don't see it, doesn't mean it isn't there. It is all around us. One in Four suffers from a mental health disorder. Less than 40% seek treatment. Substance abuse is three to four times more likely in someone with an untreated mental health disorder. AIR gives youth permission to ask for help. All Hawk Talk: Fitness and Wellness Through Writing Promenade 1-2 Carol Ciotto, Ellen Benham, Central Connecticut State University Presenters will share an innovative approach for researching fitness/wellness topics through the use of a creative writing project within the public school setting with a link to CCSS. A step by step approach will be shared for enhancing school partnerships through the development of a fitness and wellness magazine. Elementary, Higher Education, College/University Pre-Professional Students Kyleigh’s Law Five Years Later: Is It Working?

Shrewsbury Dr. Allison Curry, Director of Epidemiology and Biostatistics at the Center for Injury Research & Prevention at The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Arnold Anderson, Retired Essex County Prosecutor’s Office & Coordinator, Essex County Community Traffic Safety Program The Teen Driver Safety Research team at The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia is working to reduce the frequency and severity of teen crashes behind the wheel. Learn what the CHOP team has discovered about the effectiveness of the nation’s only GDL decal law, which will be five years old this May. Plus, learn about a new positive reinforcement campaign that’s rewarding teens and parents caught in the act of displaying the decal. Learn how your school and community can initiate the “thank you” ticket campaign to help call attention to the decal’s impact on reducing teen crashes. Driver Education Sustainable Jersey for Schools Ocean Two Renee Haider, Sustainability Institute at the College of New Jersey, Ewing Learn about Sustainable Jersey for Schools, a new certification program for New Jersey public schools that want to go green, conserve resources and take steps to create a brighter future, one school at a time. Launched in fall 2014, the program includes a wide range of health and wellness actions that you can champion. The actions are supported by comprehensive guidance, training, and financial incentives to support and reward schools as they pursue sustainability programs. All SHAPE America’s National Physical Education and Health Standards Promenade 5-6 Dolly Lambdin, SHAPE America / The University of Texas at Austin SHAPE America Sets the Standard. Updates on national physical education and health content standards and appropriate practice standards will be provided. Inclusion of national standards for physical activity reviewed. Using standards for curriculum planning, reporting to parents, advocating, and celebrating progress will be discussed. Debates invited. Elementary, Middle, Secondary, College/University Pre-Professional Students

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Modern Dance Techniques and Choreography Sea Bright Kandice Point-Du-Jour, Columbia High School In this presentation you will learn how to structure a modern dance class from warm-up, across the floor and center combination. Learn tips and tools for inspiring student choreography through improvisation. The Columbia High School Special Dance Company will demonstrate and perform during this session. All are welcome to join us “onstage”! Middle, Secondary, Higher Education, College/University Pre-Professional Students Power Up Your PE Program with Pedometers and PE Packs to GO! Margaret Robelee, North Park Elementary School, NY SHAPE America Eastern District Elementary Teacher of the Year

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This session will focus on implementing a comprehensive pedometer program for students in grades three through five and beyond. Topics will include introductory lessons, organization, classroom integration projects, and a program called “PE Packs to GO”. Pedometer use during PE class can contribute to improved motivation and accountability!

Every Day Fitness Atlantic II Brenda Sheftall, Whiting Elementary School Fitness is an integral part of what we teach and should be in each lesson not just testing at the end of the year. This session will help you incorporate procedures and routine while teaching, practicing and training all grade levels including ideas to incorporate in your class tomorrow.

Elementary Duck, Duck, Jump!

Promenade 3-4 Tracy Williams, Todd Lawrence, George J. Mitchell Elementary School Andrea Mrusek, American Heart Association Do you want to raise more money and get more kids involved in Jump Rope for Heart? Then this is the workshop for you! See how in a few years the George J. Mitchell Elementary School went from raising just over $3,000 to raising over $22,000 and claiming the title of #1 Fundraising School in Ocean County for 3 years in a row! Elementary, Middle

Monday 11:30 AM-12:00 PM - Lunch Break & Visit the Exhibitors

Monday 12:00-1:00 PM Build Our Kids’ Success Oceanport Ewunike Akpan, BOKS Give kids a great start. Help set your kids up for success by giving them a body and brain boost with the BOKS before-school physical activity program. The BOKS before-school physical activity program is designed to jump start kids' brains and prepare them for a day of learning. The program combines play, physical activity, team games and short talks on nutrition to create healthier habits for children to achieve life-long fitness. (LMAS tract) Elementary, Middle Give Your Students the Skills to Make Smart Decisions in a High-risk World Promenade 7-8 Peggy Cowan, Debbie Marchione, NJ Physicians Advisory Group There is a great deal that educators can do to stem the tide of student short-sighted decision making and early sexual activity. Gain a greater understanding of the adolescent underdeveloped pre-frontal cortex and what that means to your student's decision making, goal setting and critical thinking skills. The adolescent brain deficits need to be taught with connect-the-dot strategies and encouragement. You can be a big part of helping your students make smart choices that will positively impact their futures. All Cyberbullying Awareness and Prevention for Educators Promenade 1-2 Darryl Ensminger, NJEA This workshop will share information about what our students are doing online and strategies to help them understand some of the potential dangers they face. All

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Introduction to Self Defense BJ Ganguly, Joe Rucker, Ganguly’s Mixed Martial Arts

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R.A.I.S.E. - Active Group Lessons for Bullying Prevention Monmouth I Angel Krimm, Project Adventure, Inc. This workshop session contains active group lessons which focus on social skill development. These social emotional skills focus on building and developing awareness, techniques and taking action to prevent bullying while building a positive, proactive, values-based community.

Elementary, Middle Race, Gender, & Sexuality in PE Ocean Two Dillon Landi, Newark Public Schools This session will discuss multicultural issues in physical education. Specifically, the speaker will have a seminar style presentation about race, gender and sexuality in physical education. All

Creating an Environment for Success at the High School Level Anthony Loomis, Naugatuck High School, CT SHAPE America 2014 High School Teacher of the Year

Atlantic I

High school students can be a challenge to motivate. Learn how to create a positive environment conducive to learning.

Remarkable activities and instructional strategies will be shared! You will walk away with resources and ideas that can be implemented immediately. Be prepared to move during this highly active session.

Smart Squirrels Approach to Chasing, Dodging, and Fleeing Monmouth III-IV Craig Mahler, Ridgewood Public Schools Come and discover a fun and educational way to teach a chasing dodging a fleeing curriculum based on turning kids into "smart squirrels".

This teaches children not to run around a tree like to silly Squirrels chasing each other. Instead through key teaching points linked to specific activities children will learn to be "smart squirrels." This session will target a k-6 approach. Elementary School-based Strategies for Preventing Teen Dating Abuse Promenade 5-6 Nicole Morella, Jersey Battered Women’s Service Approximately 1 in 3 teenage girls experience forms of dating abuse before they graduate high school. One in 3 teens knows someone in their peer circle that is in a current abusive relationship. This workshop will offer educators tools toward their participation in the coordinated community response to prevent teen dating abuse. Elementary, Middle, Secondary, Higher Education, College/University Pre-Professional Students Enhance Your Curriculum - 2 for 1!

Shrewsbury Peter Rattigan, Shari Willis, Jim McCall, Rowan University, Department of Health & Exercise Sciences This two part workshop will feature lesson plans designed to engage your students from tots to seniors. Part one will focus on helping teens (and even younger children) understand the dangers associated with distracted driving. Part two will address how to integrate the K-12 traffic safety curriculum into your classroom. Didn’t know there was a curriculum? It’s free, readily available and addresses the safety strand in NJ’s Core Curriculum Content Standards. Driver Education Increasing Technology in PE / Health Promenade 3-4 Justin Schleider, Springfield Elementary School This session will demonstrate how to increase technology and global learning in your class. Topics to be discussed: Education Skype, Google Classroom, Google Hangouts, Edmodo, Twitter, YouTube, This isn't the same boring iPad app tech session giving out information you already know. All Let’s Zumba!

Danielle Kushner, Linden High School Join us for a class in Zumba- a Latin workout for students of all ages. All

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Magical MVPA Maximized!

Monmouth II Patty Lanier, SPARK PE Moderate to Vigorous physical activity is essential to providing a quality physical education experience. Learn what it is, the strategies that achieve it, how to assess it and much more ACTIVELY. Eye-opening epiphanies guaranteed!

Monday 12:00-2:00 PM NJCAHPE Meeting and Workshop Ocean One Andrew Krupa, New Jersey Council of Administrators of Health and Physical Education This is the annual meeting of the NJCAHPE general membership at the NJAHPERD Convention. Administrators, Supervisors, Chairpersons, Lead Teachers Monday 1:15-2:15 PM Lifeguarding and Water Safety Indoor Pool Linda Ambis, Family Health & Wellness Center, The Community YMCA, Red Bank Lifeguards, swim instructors and swim aids are a great career for teens. It helps build their self-confidence, learn the importance of safety and looks great on a college application or a resume. Swim clubs, beach fronts, aquatic centers and YMCAs are always looking for qualified teens to join their team. But what does it take to qualify for these jobs? Through hands on learning, you will get a taste of what it is like to learn the skills of a swim instructor and a lifeguard.

Progression of Early Elementary Movement Skills Monmouth III-IV Noah Antonoff, Mary Riccardi, Megan Beebee-Clark, Franklin Park School This session will demonstrate ways to have early education students progress their way through movement skills using a variety of equipment.

Early Childhood, Elementary “I Like to Move It, Move It!” Monmouth I Kim Berg, Kathie Immerman, Liz Benne, Project Fit America Get ready to move it, move it in this session. Project Fit America is ready to show you how to teach students the building blocks of fitness in a fun way. All Landing a Job: Tips for Success Promenade 1-2 Carol Ciotto, Ellen Benham, Central CT State University This workshop focuses on interviewing skills, building your resume and cover letter. Hear tips on how to make the strongest first impression, including what to wear, how to answer common interview questions, what questions to ask, and more. Leave prepared with tools you need to land that perfect job. College/University Pre-Professional Students The Keys to Control Shrewsbury Jason Friedman, CEO & Instructor, Drive Safer LLC Your students want to drive, but there’s more to getting behind the wheel than accelerating and braking. Understanding how to control your car, why it does what it does, and the physics behind it are essential for understanding how to properly “TELL” your car what to do. Learn about the importance of vehicle dynamics and car control from the pros. This session is a must for every driver educator and anyone who drives. Be sure to bring a colleague! Driver Education Let’s Move in the Classroom Oceanport Tan Leng Goh, Stephen Crane, Montclair State University In line with the Let’s Move! Active Schools initiative, implementing classroom-based physical activity (PA) is one strategy to increase children’s daily PA. Additionally, classroom-based PA is effective in improving children’s on-task behavior. This presentation introduces teachers to a variety of classroom-based activities that can be incorporated throughout the school day. (LMAS tract) Elementary, Middle Research Says: Tactical Games Model Works!

Atlantic II Michael Hodges, Anthony Vetere, Kelsey Principe, William Paterson University Join and participate in this interactive session to gather/witness new authentic drills and ways to modify game play, in order to gain tactical and skill awareness. Attendees will also hear about the Tactical Games Model and its effectiveness based on findings from a recently conducted study. Middle, Secondary

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Let’s Have Fun in Health Class Today, 2nd Edition Promenade 5-6 Melanie Lynch, State College Area High School This session will be filled with exciting activities for teaching high school and middle school Health. This will include PowerPoint, activities, games, assignments and a whole lot more. Packets will be provided to the participants. All of the lessons and activities are based on the National Standards and are HEAP compatible. Also there will be literacy strategies, using health curriculum, included in this presentation.

(Double session) Middle, Secondary World Dance for YOUR World! Bollywood!

MacKenzie Mushel Ellis, Rocky Mountain High School, CO SHAPE America Dance Teacher of the Year

Sea Bright

Take a journey through the rhythms and dance of India. Bring diverse cultural perspectives to your students while learning the foundations of both cultural dance forms. Participants will explore various dance teaching strategies to maximize student engagement and expand their instructional toolbox. Discover how world dances can energize your students, promote diversity, improve communication skills, and build community in YOUR WORLD whether that's the gym, classroom, or studio!

Flipping the Physical Education and Health Classrooms Promenade 7-8 Byron Scott, Human Kinetics Teachers commonly face the need for more time with students and resources that connect with ALL learners. This session will provide suggestions for lesson planning and design, maximizing time inside and outside the classroom. It will provide examples of programs that can be accessed, internalized and applied by all learners. Elementary, Middle, Secondary Beginnings and Endings: Warm-ups and Cool-downs for Elementary Physical Education Margaret Robelee, North Park Elementary School, NY SHAPE America Eastern District Teacher of the Year

Atlantic I

Energize the beginning of your Physical Education class with exciting warm-ups that will engage the entire class quickly! Wrap up your Physical Education class with quick assessments and cool-downs that will have your students ready for the classroom! Learn organizational strategies that will facilitate your entire Physical Education class from beginning to end!

Successful Advocates: Sharing Our Strengths Sandra Sims, University of Alabama at Birmingham

Ocean Two

The session will share advocacy success stories from the presenter as well as the participants. We can learn from others and develop new skills to make us all better advocates for our profession. All

GO, SLOW, WHOA! CATCH Nutrition Monmouth II John Smith, Gregg Montgomery, FlagHouse Join us and experience fun activities that help children choose healthy foods and promote positive nutrition messages throughout the school and to parents. Elementary, Middle Girls on the Run - More Than Just a Running Program!

Donna York, Girls on the Run of Central NJ Girls on the Run inspires girls to take charge of their lives and define the future on their terms.

It’s a place where girls learn that they can. No limits. No constraints. Only opportunities to be remarkable.

We believe that life-changing experiences can be fun too. Elementary, Middle

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Monday 2:30-3:30 PM Future Professionals Open Forum Promenade 1-2 Irene Cucina, Plymouth State University Carol Ciotto, Central CT State University Judy LoBianco, South Orange-Maplewood School District All future professionals are invited to attend this open forum with national and district leaders to discuss and share ideas about the HPERD profession. Ideas on preparing for employment, graduate school and getting involved in the state AHPERD will be shared. College/University Pre-Professional Students Double Dutch or Bust Sea Bright Anne Farrell, The College of New Jersey Marcey Brown, Town Center Elementary West Windsor, Plainsboro Tracy Radler, Lore Elementary Put the finishing touches on a jump rope activity series by learning how to successfully double-dutch. Elementary, Middle, Secondary Staff Wellness: Stepping Together Toward Our Future Joe Halowich SHAPE America 2014 Eastern District Health Teacher of the Year

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Are you interested in starting a Staff Wellness Program in your school district? Resources and experiences will be shared from four years of leading a program in a Maryland school system. Learn how to start a program (even on a small budget), implement wellness activities, and sustain your program. (LMAS tract) All

Transforming Classroom Engagement with Interactive Brain Breaks Oceanport Jeff LeClair, David Hanzlik, Health Teacher Participants will learn:• What GoNoodle is, how it works and why it's become a must-have resource for over 100k teachers • How to integrate movement with learning using interactive games kids love •Strategies to weave physical activity into the school day to improve student engagement, behavior and performance. (LMAS tract) Early Childhood, Elementary, Middle Marijuana: Facts and Myths That Everyone Should Know Promenade 7-8 Diane Litterer, New Jersey Prevention Network This workshop is designed to help prevention & health professionals gain a better understanding of the facts and myths of marijuana. While some paint the drug as harmless, it is important for specialists to understand that is far from the case. All Get Going with Glorious GRIDS Anthony Loomis, Naugatuck High School, CT SHAPE America 2014 High School Teacher of the Year

Atlantic I

This session is all about grids. Grids can be a fun and vigorous activity. They can be used as a successful instructional strategy. They can be utilized for skill acquisition or conceptual learning. Regardless of how they are implemented, grids are efficient, practical and fun. Learn how to incorporate grids into your curriculum, and get ready for results. Middle, High School Creating a Clamor for a Parent / Teen and Peer-to-Peer Program at Your School Shrewsbury Violet Marrero, Special Projects Manager, NJ Division of Highway Traffic Safety Dr. Claudia Knezek, Mike Tullio, Cheryl Lundy Swift, College of Natural, Applied & Health Sciences, Kean University Wendy Berk, Program Education Coordinator, NJ Brain Injury Alliance “Share the Keys,” New Jersey’s research-based, parent-teen safe driving orientation program, helps parents and teens partner to leverage the proven provisions of GDL and other tools and resources. Data resources, techniques and updates for 2015 will be discussed! Also learn how to implement a peer-to peer program that changes teens’ attitudes and behaviors about safe driving. Award-winning teen initiatives created for the U Got Brains Champion Schools Program will be highlighted. Driver Education

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Trangleball Monmouth I Mark Miller, Trangleball: Rebounding Ball Games Trangleball is a ball game that is played with a 4" diameter rubber ball that rebounds off a hard plastic 3 sided pyramid (called a Trangle).

This workshop will concentrate on the official 3 vs 3 sport but touch on other games that can accommodate up to 36 children playing at once!

One such example: Trangleball "baseball." Great for cardio, motor skills and eye - hand coordination benefits! Elementary, Middle, Secondary, Higher Education, College/University Pre-Professional Students Higher Education Faculty Consortium Ocean Two Gordon Schmidt, William Paterson University This is an open session for university professors to discuss ideas across all disciplines of Kinesiology. All college or university professors are welcome to attend. Higher Education Implementing Interdisciplinary Learning in Physical Education Monmouth III-IV Kristin Scrabis-Fletcher, Elyse Trabucco, Lynn VonGlahn, Montclair State University This session will give PE teachers practical, creative ideas for thinking outside of the box when integrating Common Core standards in to PE. Hands on examples of activities for creating connections across the classroom to the gymnasium will be presented for all educational levels.

Ideas for task extensions, refinements, and applications will exemplify how easy it is to infuse interdisciplinary concepts into the PE curriculum.

All Gymstick One Tool = 150 Exercises Atlantic II Tim Taggart, Nasco This workshop will introduce you to the Gymstick by taking you through multiple different exercises. Using a Tri-Plane fitness tool like the Gymstick will work your upper, lower, and core in one movement. You will also learn how to use the Gymstick with partners and how to use it with Yoga and Pilates. By using a Gymstick you will improve your strength, balance, and fine motor skills. Elementary, Middle, Secondary Using Movement Education & Skill Themes for K-5 PE Monmouth II Michael Gosset, Hostos Community College Get an introduction to, or strengthen your background in, movement education and skill themes using Mosston’s guided discovery and problem solving approaches! By individualizing instruction, see how children can learn skills and concepts at their own developmental level. You might be surprised to learn which age groups should use these approaches. Embedded assessments included. Elementary

Monday 3:30 PM-5:30 PM You & Your Pension Shrewsbury Bob Bobik, NJEA If you plan to retire in the next 1-5 years or would like information on retirement and health benefits in retirement, this session is for you!

Monday 3:30 PM Pirate Scavenger Hunt!

Sea Bright/Oceanport Balcony Hosted by: Susan Toth, LMAS Coordinator Kelly Graham, VP Elect Physical Activity John Taylor, BelovED Community Charter School Ahoy Mateys! NJAHPERD has an adventure for you! Get your brain and your booty moving with our Pirate Scavenger Hunt. Various locations in the hotel will be turned into checkpoints where there will be activities for your team. Each checkpoint will help you fill up your team's Scavenger Hunt Treasure Map. Treasures will be awarded for the pirate team that finishes first and a full map can earn you a chance in a raffle. So come join in the excitement, get active and batten down the hatches!

Monday 7:00 PM-11:00 PM Convention Social—Magic Show (See page 22 for details.)

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Tuesday, February 24, 2015 Registration opens at 6:30AM Complimentary Coffee 7:00-9:00 AM Tuesday 7:15 AM Jump / Hoops Coordinators’ Breakfast Seaview Restaurant Christine Baccarella, NJAHPERD Jump / Hoops State Coordinator This is NJAHPERD’s annual thank you breakfast for all AHA Jump/Hoops Coordinators who have completed an event in the past year.

Reservations requested.

Tuesday 7:15-7:45 AM Early Bird Sessions Hip Hop Dance Stepping Cardio Wake Up Sea Bright Arvin Arjona, Milburn High School, 2014 NJAHPERD/SHAPE America Eastern District Teacher of the Year Here is a 30 minute session that will get your heart pumping from the beginning of the session all the way to the end to wake you up for the rest of your day. Urban dance styles that will be covered will be Locking, Industrial Hip Hop, House Dance and Vogue. The basics of Stepping will also be covered and you will learn a basic Step routine. All of the small Hip Hop Dance combos and the basic Stepping routine that you will learn can easily be used in the Physical Education and Dance Education setting. It’s a fun and innovative way to integrate Hip Hop Dance and the basics of Stepping into your class.

Sunrise Yoga!

Oceanport Jennifer Scamorza, Christian Valeriani, EvenFlow Yoga EvenFlow Yoga studio will present a mindful and invigorating yoga practice to start your day. Join us for a combination of breathing exercises and postures designed to strengthen the body, focus the mind, and promote overall health and wellness. Open to all skill levels.

P.A.R.C.C. Physical Activity Rejuvenates Cognitive Content Atlantic I Susan Toth, NJAHPERD LMAS Coordinator Kelly Graham, George Washington School P.A.R.C.C. stands for Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers. How can students be ready without quality Physical Education? Physical Educators would rather use these words to describe the P.A.R.C.C. acronym: Physical Activity Rejuvenates Cognitive Content! As the PARCC assessment gets underway this year for 13 states, NJ included, Physical Educators would like to help out by boosting kids’ brainpower. Join us for blood pumping, high energy, brain boosting fitness activities!

Sport Stacking with Speed Stacks: Teach the 3-3-3, 3-6-3 and Cycle Stacks!”

Monmouth II Roger Washburn, Speed Stacks Learn the proper teaching techniques for 3-3-3, 3-6-3 and Cycle stacks. Training tips and activities to enhance stacking skills will be demonstrated and practiced. Experience a variety of activities to enhance your sport stacking unit and receive FREE sport stacking instructional materials.

Wake Up with Polar Heart Rate Monitors Monmouth I Brian Buchanan, Polar, Inc. Start the morning off right with a heart rate fitness session! Totally optional, everyone will have the opportunity to participate in a light morning workout to help demonstrate our latest education solution, Polar GoFit. Come and experience Polar technology and its complete education solution that promotes safety, motivation and accountability among students, while bringing documentation and objective assessment to PE programs.

Tuesday 8:00-9:00 AM School Health Index (SHI) Promenade 3-4 Joe Halowich, SHAPE America, Eastern District 2014 Health Teacher of the Year The School Health Index enables school staff to identify strengths and weaknesses of health promotion policies and programs and develop an action plan for improving student health. Receive background training on the SHI and develop a plan to implement the SHI at your school. Bring a laptop to log in. Elementary, Middle, Secondary 25

Whatever Happened to Comprehensive Health?

Promenade 7-8 Shannon Hannan, The Children’s Health Market, Inc. Too often educators consider health as solely nutrition and physical education. Students need comprehensive health! What’s the difference?

Why does it matter? This session will explore the need for and scope of comprehensive health education and highlight The Great Body Shop, a researched-based comprehensive curriculum that works. Early Childhood, Elementary, Middle Playout Fitness Program and Exercise Card Games Atlantic I Eddie Kovel, Caesar Anyogu, Playout The Playout Fitness Program gives your PE class a fun and engaging fitness curriculum, complete with fitness tests, games, and activities using our Exercise Card Game. No equipment needed! Elementary, Middle, Secondary, College/University Pre-Professional Students Train Like Reilly: Upper Body Strength Training Through Movement Exploration Monmouth II Jairo Labrador, Isiah Halsey, Reilly School / Elizabeth Public Schools Joe Przytula, Elizabeth Public Schools Are you really getting your students stronger...or just chasing numbers? Consider a new definition of Strength Training: "Coordination Training with Appropriate Resistance". Rather than isolating specific muscles or groups, participants will learn how to apply modern motor control theory to their program. The result is a more effective and FUNctional approach. All Risk Management and Safety in Physical Education Promenade 5-6 Rod Mergardt, NYSAHPERD, Bigger Faster Stronger This seminar will focus on Negligence, Liability and the Legal Duties of Physical Education Teachers, Coaches and Recreation Supervisors. It will provide strategies to keep our students out of the Emergency Room and us out of the Courtroom. All “May I Have the Envelope Please?”- Positive Re-enforcement of the GDL Decal Shrewsbury Pam Fischer, Leader, NJ Teen Safe Driving Coalition Arnold Anderson, Retired Essex County Prosecutor’s Office & Coordinator Essex County Community Traffic Safety Program Learn about a new positive reinforcement campaign that’s rewarding teens and parents caught in the act of displaying the decal. Learn how your school and community can initiative the “thank you” ticket campaign to help call attention to the decal’s impact on reducing teen crashes.

Driver Education Learn and Teach Circus Right Away Oceanport Greg Milstein, National Circus Project Circus skills are both basic and complex manipulative motor skills that help students understand the fundamental principles of movement.

Circus training requires skill analysis, self-assessment and self-correction to improve previously acquired skills. Circus programs will often involve community building team work which address’s the emotional and social needs of participants. In circus, both teachers and students work together to create a healthy, safe positive learning experience. Elementary, Middle, Secondary Linking Academics and School Wellness: Alliance for a Healthier Generation Promenade 1-2 Jessica Schaeffer, Alliance for a Healthier Generation Healthy students learn better! Learn about the free customized support from the Alliance for a Healthier Generation’s Healthy Schools Program, which promotes academic achievement through school wellness initiatives. Participants will gain tools to increase physical activity and healthy eating for students and staff. The Alliance is a Let’s Move Active Schools Partner. (LMAS tract) Elementary, Middle, Secondary What’s Your Reaction?

Monmouth I John Smith, FlagHouse Need some new ideas to develop and enhance skills and movement? Come play with us as we teach you some fun activities using jumbo and small reaction balls. All Mud Run Training in the Gym Atlantic II John Taylor, Ashley Archer, Beloved Community Charter School With military-style obstacle course races gaining in popularity throughout the U.S., more of these "mud run" events are now offering kids races to cater to younger grades levels. Learn how to help students prepare for these military races with traditional equipment already used in P.E. classes. Elementary, Middle

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Changing the Game: Physical Education Spaces for All Students Ocean One Carol Watchler, Pat Hurley, GLSEN Central New Jersey This workshop addresses K-12 levels striving to ensure appropriate practices for all students to enjoy physical education regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity/expression. Research shows that LGBT students often find spaces like locker rooms and gymnasiums unsafe.

Changing the Game assists PE staff in creating a climate where all can participate and develop healthy physical skills and lifelong habits. All Dynamic Alignment in Movement and Dance Sea Bright Maddie Warriner, Lidsey Rizkalla, Rutgers University As movers and movement educators, we often hear the mantra that alignment is one of the most important aspects of developing strength and preventing injury. While it is easy to say, “have good posture!” What does the term “proper alignment” actually mean? Less back pain? Less knee pain? Easier squats? Easier jumps and kicks? How do we take standing up straight, and apply it to bodies in motion? This workshop takes us through fun, movement activities that help develop strength from the core outward in the correct manners that most of us have never been told. Furthermore, as we go through, we will be discussing ways to effectively communicate these ideas to students, with ideas and tools for assessment. Inspired by Eric Franklin’s Franklin Method, the Polestar Pilates teacher training program, and many years of dance training, this workshop defines simple solutions to preventing long-term injuries and helping find long-term health.

Infusing CPR into the Curriculum Monmouth III-IV Melissa Wissner-Fico, Lynne Biegel, Hillsborough High School Richard Rosenblum, Hillsborough Middle School David Gwin, Lori Voorhees, Hillsborough EMS The session will describe how a school district has been integrating CPR/AED training into the curriculum at both the middle school and high school level. The new mandate will be explored and activities will be demonstrated for teachers to use in their setting. Middle, Secondary

Tuesday 9:15-10:15 AM Water Fitness - It’s Not Just for Seniors Indoor Pool Linda Ambis, Family Health & Wellness Center, The Community YMCA, Red Bank Swim lessons are not the only option you have for water based activities. Kids love water fitness also. Take a class and learn some basic moves to use in a water based fitness class including stretching, cardio, yoga, water jogging.

Smart Snacks in Schools: What’s Allowed, Not Allowed, and Fundraisers Promenade 3-4 Steven Bergonzoni, USDA Food Nutrition Service Starting in school year 2014-15, all foods sold at school during the school day must meet science-based nutrition standards: Smart Snacks in schools. Smart Snacks applies to cafeteria a la carte, school store, and vending machines. This presentation reviews the criteria of Smart Snacks, including successful fundraising. (LMAS tract) Elementary, Middle, Secondary Climb On! How to Bring Climbing to Your School Promenade 5-6 Kevin Sudeith, Everlast Climbing Learn about the benefits of rock climbing, the different wall options and the steps to securing a climbing wall. Safety and risk management information, activities and assessment are also addressed. Participants leave inspired and equipped with resources that will inform and support a planning process for acquiring a climbing wall. All The First Tee National Schools Program Atlantic II Michael Blackwell, Tom Lillis, The First Tee of Raritan Valley Jenna Thomas, Bedminster Public Schools The First Tee's National School Program for Physical Education program provides equipment and curriculum to teach golf in elementary schools. The curriculum features; 9 core values, 9 healthy habits, golf instruction, and play with SNAG equipment. SNAG equipment makes it possible to provide a safe golf learning experience in a gymnasium or playground. Elementary Step Your Way to Health Monmouth I Irene Cucina, Plymouth State University Stepping or step-dancing is a form of percussive dance in which the participant's entire body is used as an instrument to produce complex rhythms and sounds through a mixture of footsteps, spoken word, and hand claps. Come and explore this rhythmic style of movement as it has been used with middle/high school students. All grade levels can participate in a unit of Stepping. Set patterns will be shared with participants that were designed by middle school students. Middle, Secondary

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Keeping Kids Safe, Partnering With Community Coalitions Shrewsbury Carol Ann Giardelli, Director, Safe Kids New Jersey, Central Jersey Family Health Consortium Maureen Donnelly, Coordinator, Southern New Jersey Safe Kids, Children’s Hospital at Cooper Karen Jean Feury, Coordinator, Northern New Jersey Safe Kids/Safe Communities, Morristown Medical Center Meliam Gonzales, Coordinator, Safe Kids Bergen County, Hackensack University Medical Center Diana Starace, Coordinator, Safe Kids Middlesex County, Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital Hear how local Safe Kids New Jersey Coalitions are uniquely interacting with teens and their families through safety interventions such as Distracted Walking (Pedestrian Safety), Teens in Cars, Take Action Against Distraction, Moment of Silence and other initiatives that you can leverage in your classroom. All are designed to increase teen awareness and reduce needless injuries and deaths resulting from engaging in unsafe behaviors. Driver Education Double Dutch for Life Monmouth III-IV Ken Hoff, Jeff Soares, Ocean Township High School Double Dutch promotes teamwork, endurance, strength, agility and coordination. This “old school” activity involves at least three people; one or more jumping and two turning the ropes in an egg beater motion. This hands-on workshop is intended for Physical Education teachers grades K-12 and will give attendees the opportunity to learn how to turn and jump. Elementary, Middle, Secondary, Higher Education Creating a Safe Environment for Learning Atlantic I Angel Krimm, Project Adventure, Inc. This active session will explore the adventure concept of Challenge by Choice, and how it can be used to help students learn to challenge themselves beyond their perceived limits. Through activities that can be used with students, participants will leave with a better understanding of what Challenge by Choice means, and how its effective use can create an engaging learning environment for all students. All Smarter, Quicker, Healthier: Ways to Unleash the Power of PA with the Common Core Promenade 1-2 Carol Lynch, Loretta Del Collo, Suliman Brown, Mount Laurel School District This session will assist you with optimizing your physical education classes with the skill of critical thinking. Research confirms that the more we participate in physical activities, the stronger and more capable we are both mentally and physically. There is a direct link between exercise and the brain’s ability to rewire itself—the brain’s plasticity. We can actually get smarter, quicker, and wiser by engaging in physical activities!

Students who exercise in physical education classes then return to their content area classes are more likely to successfully focus on their studies, become less fidgety and distracted, and are more willing and motivated to learn. Elementary

Fitness Freestyled - Krump Crews for Kids MacKenzie Mushel Ellis, Rocky Mountain High School, CO SHAPE America 2014 Dance Teacher of the Year

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Remix your fitness building repertoire and stay relevant with an emerging dance form. Krumping is characterized by free, expressive, exaggerated, and highly energetic movement. Use this freestyle Hip Hop form to teach students how to express themselves and promote creativity while disguising fitness! Bring the energy and emotional outlet of Krump style dancing to your curriculum. Participants will learn the history of Krumping, foundational movement components, choreography, and strategies for teaching improvisation. Bring your attitude to groove!

Advocacy 101: Get Involved to Make a Difference Ocean One Jennifer Sullivan, JSullivan Associates, NJAHPERD Legislative Consultant Marybeth Beichert, Government Relations, NJEA Come learn more about advocacy and how your voice can make a difference in changing health and physical activity policies in New Jersey.

This interactive session will teach you about how the legislative process works in New Jersey and how you can get involved to change policies for the better. All

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Energize the Brain and Body with Speed Stacks: Maximize Fitness Fun for Everyone!

Monmouth II Roger Washburn, Speed Stacks, Inc. Motivate your students to move using Speed Stacks. Experience health and skill related fitness activities which can be included in your daily physical education program. All first time participants will receive FREE sport stacking instructional materials. Elementary, Middle, Secondary Omnikin: Have a Ball! Small, Medium, and Large Oceanport Terry Gooding, Omnikin Looking for a new Team Sport? Fitness Fun? Team Building Activities? Cooperative Games? Skill Development? Health Promotion? You will experience it all with Omnikin’s durable, light-weight balls. Omnikin products support the number one instructional best practice for physical educators‌..all students actively involved and learning. Come Play!!

How to Make Sex Education Memorable Using Experiential Technology Promenade 7-8 Wilson Black, Realityworks Learn how the Healthy Choices Sex Education program combines interactive activities, comprehensive curricula and educational simulators for a complete sex education solution. Help students set goals and boundaries and experience the consequences of their decisions regarding sexual activity while addressing development, relationships, sexuality, reproduction, STIs, abstinence, family planning and more.

Tuesday 10:00 AM-2:00 PM Health Screenings Vincent Smith, Horizon NJ Health Complimentary blood pressure, blood sugar and Dermascan screenings.

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Tuesday 10:30 AM-11:30 AM Adapted PE Modifying Games & Skills Monmouth I Kim Catalfamo, 1st Cerebral Palsy of NJ School, 2014 NJAHPERD/SHAPE America ED Adapted Teacher of the Year Beth Rueter, Horizon High School - CP of North Jersey Learn how to modify games and skills for the multi-disabled student, as well as creative ways to use or alter equipment to meet the needs of those in wheelchairs, walkers and ambulatory gait and balanced challenged. We will discuss topics relating to creating personal goals, teamwork with therapy department and assessments. APE, mainstreamed SE in PE, K-12 Hasbrouck Heights Lincoln Leopards Jump Rope Team Mike Cebula, Hasbrouck Heights Jim Presbrey, American Heart Association Join the Lincoln Leopards Jump Rope Team for an exciting skills demonstration.

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Healthy U School Health Program Promenade 5-6 Sue Cornell, NJ State Alliance YMCA Alysia Mastrangelo, Richard Stockton University Take the lead in strengthening your School Wellness committees and policies. During this session participant will learn about how the free Healthy U program can support your school's wellness policies through the comprehensive CATCH Coordinated School Health curriculum and planning strategies. This grant provides materials, equipment and professional development. Now is the time for physical educators to take the lead in promoting the importance of quality physical education, physical activity, and good nutrition practices. Elementary, Middle USTA Tennis: A Lifetime of Tennis!

Oceanport Jocelyn Cruz. USTA Eastern As part of our mission to promote and develop the growth of tennis, the United States Tennis Association (USTA) is dedicated to introducing the lifetime sport of tennis to children of all ages in school districts throughout the country. The USTA worked closely with Dr. Robert Pangrazi and other experts to develop the USTA School Tennis Curriculum Kit that meets NASPE standards and contains a complete teaching manual, instructional DVD, quick-reference pocket guide, and a CD of animated station signs. This interactive and fun session will include an abridged version of the USTA School Tennis Workshop for Physical Education Teachers, and we will provide information on modified equipment, Tennis Skillastics, and other programs/benefits available to schools.

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Stress - America’s New Plague Wayne Dibofsky, Katie Rodebaugh, HCAMS This session will review the signs and symptoms related to stress and anxiety, as well as the emotional and physical impacts of both on employees in the workplace. All

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The Importance of Elementary School Smoking Prevention Programs Promenade 1-2 Maryann Gladfelter, RRT Educators at School LLC This presentation will examine traditional tobacco usage in children and the rocketing rise of a new smoking culture called vaping. Increase your knowledge of electronic cigarettes and heightened concerns of targeted youth marketing. Teach children to lead a healthy smoke-free lifestyle through public health recommendations for school-based smoking prevention programs. Elementary SHAPE America: Becoming a Cause Organization Ocean Two Dolly Lambdin, President, SHAPE America SHAPE America: The Society of Health and Physical Educators is focused on shaping the future of America so that EVERY child grows up healthy, physically active and physically literate. To be successful we must enlist others in this important cause. How can the FISH philosophy and Southwest Airlines help guide the way? All

Winning Activities at the Secondary Level Anthony Loomis, Naugatuck High School, CT SHAPE America Eastern District High School Teacher of the Year

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This highly active session is all about what works and having fun. Come learn the favorite activities of a National High School TOY. Some involve vigorous activity, some require lots of thinking, and others are just plain fun! Be ready to participate, and you will be sure to leave with some gems!

Creating a Latin Line Fitness Dance for 5th-12th Grade Sea Bright Luis Martinez, Kean University Participants will learn basic steps from Latin social dances like Merengue, Bachata, Salsa, Cumbia, Cha-Cha and Reggaeton. Participants will break out into small groups and create their own Latin Line dance from the steps they've learned and demonstrate/perform them to each other.

All Interdisciplinary Elementary PE: Practical Strategies to Include ELA and Math Margaret Robelee, North Park Elementary School, NY SHAPE America Eastern District Elementary Teacher of the Year

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As the emphasis on Student Learning Objectives and Common Core standards increases, physical educators are being asked to include more vocabulary, ELA and Math in everyday instruction. This session will provide strategies and activities to accomplish this goal without sacrificing activity time. Active participation is encouraged and handouts will be provided.

Ensuring Your Students “Move Over” and Get the Facts About GDL Shrewsbury Donna Setaro, Founder, Mover Over AwaReness Campaign or M.A.R.C. Campaign Carsten Boethig, Retired NJ State Police & Traffic Safety Educator, New Jersey Manufacturers Insurance Company Working road side is a dangerous and sometimes deadly job. That’s why when motorists see flashing lights on the side of the road, they’re required to slow down and, if it’s safe, move over. Do your students know exactly what vehicles are covered under the law? And why aren’t teens permitted under the GDL program to drive late at night or with multiple passengers? Is their crash risk really that high or are adults simply trying to control when and with whom they drive? Learn about two, free and highly engaging programs that can be presented in a classroom or assembly format. Both are designed to help your students fully understand the purpose and importance of these lifesaving laws.

Driver Education Assessment Strategies in Health and Physical Education Promenade 3-4 Ed Dubroski, NJEA This workshop will discuss formative assessment strategies for use in portfolio SGO development. The best way to assess students is using multiple points of data to get a true sense of skill Development. SGO development, formative assessment strategies, and rubrics will be discussed.

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Hoops ‘n Ropes ‘n Balls, Oh My! John Smith, Gregg Montgomery, FlagHouse, Inc. Lots of equipment and lots of ideas to teach object manipulative skills to your students! All

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The Seven Magic Numbers of Leadership Ocean One Mike Tully, TotalGamePlan What do these numbers have in common? 1,389, 520, 85, 20, 7, 2, 1. They all help to sum up principles that leaders can use each day.

Secondary, Higher Education, College/University Pre-Professional Students, Coaches, Administrators Tuesday 11:30 AM-12:00 PM - Lunch Break & Visit the Exhibitors Tuesday 12:00 PM-1:00 PM KerboomKIDZ Dance Fitness Sea Bright Kershel Anthony, KerboomKIDZ KerboomKIDZ is an energetic and challenging Dance exercise program that is especially designed for kidz (ages 4-17). The goal of KerboomKIDZ is to increase student’s health by creating a non-judgmental environment while improving children’s memory and physical coordination. KerboomKIDZ raises students' confidence and stimulates their physical and mental states. All It Takes a Community Shrewsbury Roy Bavaro, DCH Auto Group Highway safety, distracted driving and the pandemic of teens dying as a result of crashes is a multi-faceted problem and there’s no single solution. Legislation, repeated messaging, education, and technology are all important elements. What is corporate America doing to help?

Learn how one company is investing its resources to help address teen crash risk through school and community-based teen programs in New Jersey and nationwide. Learn how you can leverage this model to get local businesses involved in supporting your driver education and teen safe driving program. Driver Education No Child Left on Their Behind - Incorporating PA Breaks in the Classroom Monmouth III-IV Laurie Cancalosi, Greg Santucci, Long Branch School District This session will introduce practical, highly-motivating movement breaks using existing technology in the classroom. Preliminary data from a district-wide pilot study will be discussed. Participants will get up and move while learning a fun, easy-to-implement behavior management tool to improve student attention and engagement. (LMAS tract) Elementary Lessons to Be Learned From Beginning Teachers Promenade 1-2 Jackie Cruz, West Orange High School Thomas Jones, Cedar Grove High School Nicholas Fico, Franklin Elementary School Newly hired PE teachers will "tell all" about their first-year experiences. Panelist will identify difficulties/deficiencies and successes. Attendees are encouraged to ask questions. This session is beneficial for PETE Professors, Supervisors, and current students as you will come away with how to be better prepared, support, and maintain quality instruction. All Score with MLS! (Math, Literacy & Science) Atlantic I Kelly Graham, George Washington School Susan Toth, NJAHPERD Let’s Move! Active School Coordinator This session will score with activities that not only build your muscles but also your brain. Connect math, literacy AND science concepts to movement, fitness AND sports. Discover the science behind sport, math in movement, and literacy in fitness. Elementary, Middle, Secondary What Does Effective Physical Education Look Like?

Atlantic II Dillon Landi, Newark Public Schools This workshop will teach the most up to date teaching strategies, assessments, and classroom management techniques in physical education pedagogy. It will focus on increasing student learning as it relates to psychomotor skill, cognitive understandings, and increasing moderate to vigorous physical activity. Participants in this workshop will be physically active. Elementary, Middle, Secondary Double session

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Red Cross Club: Students Working Together to Provide Community Service Joe Halowich SHAPE America Eastern District Health Teacher of the Year

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Provide opportunities for students to earn community service hours, develop leadership skills, and have fun while providing a positive impact for the community! Resources and activities to start, implement, and sustain a Red Cross Club will be provided. Examples of school, local, and international community service projects will be shared. Middle, Secondary No More Secrets: Responding to Students Who Have Been Sexually Assaulted Promenade 3-4 Denise Lang-Grant, Morris CARES/Atlantic Health The Department of Justice says that one out of three girls and one out of five boys will be victims of sexual assault by the time they are 18.

Likewise, more than one out of four girls on college campuses is assaulted. The World Health Organization has termed sexual violence an international health hazard. But would you know what to do if a student disclosed sexual abuse to you? Would you recognize the signs? Would you know how to sensitively approach the student and who to call for help? No More Secrets will equip participants with both an overview of the epidemic of sexual violence and the skills and information to respond confidently and helpfully. Elementary, Middle, Secondary, Higher Education, College/University Pre-Professional Students Maybe It’s OK to Eat and Run! Oceanport Patty Lanier, SPARK PE Looking for great new ways to integrate nutrition education and healthy eating concepts - without sacrificing activity time during PE class? Then this workshop is for you and the PE and Nutrition segments are offered in just the right portion sizes!

Understanding ADHD Promenade 7-8 Katherine McGavern, Chadd/KMCLLC Learn strategies to help educators deal positively and effectively with ADHD in the classrooms (and in their families if need be). Understand the ADHD Brain: neuroscience based description of the ADHD brain, how it differs from a non-ADHD brain, its characteristics and associated behaviors; current methods/basis of diagnosis, per 2014 S=DSM-V; treatment options, including medication possibilities; its impact on family, classroom, life; consequences of undiagnosed and untreated ADHD. All Quality Health and Physical Education: Curriculum Instruction, Assessment Monmouth I Brendan O’Reilly, New Jersey Department of Education This session will focus on the components of a Quality Health and Physical Education program that include a comprehensive curriculum, quality instructional methods, and multifaceted performance and cognitive assessments. All Organ and Tissue Donation: Advocacy for Life Through Education Promenade 5-6 Barbara Turci, Jim Rhatican, Devon Vanderslice, NJ Sharing Network NJ Hero Act mandates education on the topic of organ donation in all public high schools. At this session NJ Sharing Network will provide you with important tools, information and resources to successfully implement this requirement. You will hear testimonials from those directly impacted by the "gift of life". Secondary, Higher Education, College/University Pre-Professional Students Ensuring a Safe School Climate for Transgender Students K-12 Ocean One Carol Watchler, GLSEN Central New Jersey Dr. Paula Rodriguez Rust, Spectrum Diversity Seth Rainess Transgender students are youth whose sense of themselves as girls or as boys varies from others’ expectations based on their biological sex.

This workshop addresses legal, social, psychological concerns regarding transgender youth in K-12 including school district policies and strategies to ensure safe school climate for transgender and gender non-conforming youth. All

Tuesday 1:15 PM-2:15 PM Dance for Elementary Sea Bright Ellie Abdi, East Orange & Montclair State University Learn basic dance movement concepts in self and general space targeting PK to 5 grade using geometric, sports and alphabet shapes, use of emotions by face impressions. Early Childhood, Elementary

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Focusing on 5/6th Grade Students - They Have Inquiring Minds and They Need to Know!

Promenade 3-4 Irva Antoine, NJ Physicians Advisory Group Impact your students’ futures by strengthening their character via understanding: personal space, boundaries, love, infatuation, healthy vs. unhealthy relationships, and bullying… help them connect their dots. Come find out about the YES You Can…Commit to Character! curriculum. Two copies of curricula will be raffled and coupon discounts for future purchases will be distributed to workshop attendees.

Elementary, College/University Pre-Professional Students Nutritional Movement Monmouth III-IV Sheri Data, Sean Goldsworthy, Randolph Township Elementary health nutritional instruction can be boring for students. We incorporate fitness movements into real life scenarios that students will encounter when making food choices. The nutritional instruction focuses on portion control, "real food", and the calorie expenditure necessary to maintain a healthy weight. Elementary, Middle Concussion in Young Athletes Promenade 5-6 Abdolreza Esfahanizadeh, MD, Robert Wood Johnson Medical School “The Concussion in Young Athlete” is a presentation that would help to improve public awareness on facts about concussion. It will discuss 2013 Concussion Guidelines for kids and why it is important identify potential risk factors associated with return to play decisions. It will also discuss the best evidence approach to evaluation and management of concussed young athlete. All Sitting On Both Sides of the IEP Table Promenade 7-8 What I Did Not Know as an APE Teacher & What I Know Now as a Parent Carrie Flint, MusicalPE Plus What’s it like to be the parent of a child with an “invisible” disability? This is my story, being the parent of a son diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder and ADHD. I’ve decided to share my story because what I know now as a parent would have made me be a better APE teacher and IEP team member. In this presentation, I will offer recommendations on how you, as an APE teacher and a valued member of the IEP team, can be more helpful in an IEP meeting and be an advocate for your students. All Developing Positive Fitness Experiences Atlantic I Michael Hodges, Michael Reid, Dominique Ocello, William Paterson University This interactive session will offer participants methods for creating a positive fitness experience. Participants will also acquire innovative fitness activities that enhance all 5 healthy-related fitness components in less than 10-minutes, still leaving time for a skill/game segment. Free materials will be given to selected participants. Come and be active! Elementary, Secondary Mighty Milers: Is It the Right Program for Your School?

Oceanport Jennifer Slomack, New York Road Runners With more than 135,000 kids, Mighty Milers is the largest free youth running program in the country. In this activity session, you’ll see how Mighty Milers can work before, during, or after school, and experience it from a student perspective. In addition to learning best practices, NYRR staff will reveal how the program can flex to work in any environment, how we track mileage, and how you can earn free student and school rewards. Elementary, Middle, Secondary Effective Drug Education You Can Use NOW Promenade 1-2 Darren Tessitore, Foundation for a Drug-Free World The Foundation for a Drug-Free World is the World’s largest nonprofit public benefit corporation that empowers youth and adults with factual information about drugs so they can make informed decisions and live drug-free. The Foundation provides a FREE, easy to use Drug and Alcohol educator curriculum making it so you can teach your youth the TRUTH about Drugs so they make the right choice when it comes to drugs and alcohol. Middle, Secondary It’s Free and It’s Effective, Educational and Engagement Tools for Teens Shrewsbury Bill Turkus, Rider Education of NJ Michelle Anderson, National Road Safety Foundation, Inc. Jennifer Young, Public Affairs Specialist, State Farm Insurance Help your students learn how to share the road with motorcycles from a professional who teaches the nation’s premier rider education course and try your hand at safe riding on a motorcycle simulator. Enhance your curriculum by taking advantage of a myriad of free resources available from the non-profit National Road Safety Foundation. Learn about creative ways to share positive safety messages with your students through State Farm’s Celebrate My Drive program and other grant opportunities. These are just a sampling of resources available to driver education professionals. A hand-out listing other free driver education and traffic safety resources will be provided to all workshop participants. Driver Education 33

Male Health Curriculum Ocean Two Ariella Friedman, MD North Shore - Long Island Jewish Health System This session, presented by a physician, will cover topics important in pre-adolescent and adolescent male health. We will go over puberty, male reproductive anatomy and function, testicular torsion, testicular cancer, and sexually transmitted infections. Questions are welcome!

Tuesday 2:15 PM-3:00 PM Closing Session Finding Joy in the Journey!

Sandra K. Sims, University of Alabama at Birmingham Life is full of ups and downs. Sometimes it is hard to find the “joy” during the tough times of life. We will discuss why it is important to look for JOY in our daily journey.

Tuesday 3:00 PM-3:30 PM Grand Finale Giveaway

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Prizes from our Exhibitors to enrich YOUR program.

All you need is your badge!

Must be present to win.

Future Convention Dates NJAHPERD February 21-23, 2016 February 26-28, 2017 Ocean Place Resort & Spa Long Branch, NJ

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SHAPE America March 17-21, 2015 Seattle, WA

March 14-18, 2017 Boston, MA

April 5-9, 2016 Minneapolis, MI

March 20-24, 2018 Nashville, TN

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Sandra K. Sims University of Alabama at Birmingham SHAPE America Southern District Past President

“Finding Joy in the Journey” Life is full of ups and downs. Sometimes it is hard to find the “joy” during the tough times of life. We will discuss why it is important to look for JOY in our daily journey.

Program Welcome

JoAnn Doherty President, NJAHPERD

Presentation

Sandra K. Sims University of Alabama at Birmingham

Introduction 2015 Executive Board

JoAnn Doherty President, NJAHPERD

Passing of the Gavel Grande Finale Giveaway

Suzette De Araujo

Final Remarks

Carol Lynch NJAHPERD President

Sandra Sims is an associate professor at the University of Alabama at Birmingham where she is program coordinator the for physical education teacher certification program. Sandra teaches undergraduate and graduate courses involving methods of teaching in physical education and coaching.

She is also the Major’s Club advisor.

Sandra has been a member of AAHPERD (now SHAPE America), SDAAHPERD and ASAHPERD since 1980. She loves to serve her professional organizations by working on committees or being a member on the Board of Directors. For AAHPERD, she served as the Chair of the Public Affairs and Legislative Committee and Chair of NASPE Public Policy committee. For Southern District, Sandra is currently serving as Past President. She has served Southern District as Vice President of General Division, Vice President of Recreation, Secondary Physical Education Council Chair, Therapeutic Recreation Council Chair and has been Chair of the Advocacy Committee. She has also served as a member on the following committees: Constitutions and By-Laws Committee, District, Alliance and State Relations Committee, Nominating Committee, Recreation Professional of the Year Committee, Advocacy Ad Hoc Committee, and General Arrangement Branch Director for the 2001 SDAAHPERD Convention. In Alabama, she has served ASAHPERD as President, Vice President of Physical Education and General Divisions, as secretary and as Chair of the Research Council. Sandra was the ASAHPERD Director of the Advocacy for almost 20 years.

Sandra has published eighteen refereed national journal articles, nine refereed state level journal articles, four refereed nationally published professional documents and one reviewed state level governmental document. She has served as an editor/reviewer nationally for NASPE and PE Central and also for the ASAHPERD Journal. Sandra has made over 100 invited and refereed presentations.

Sandra has been awarded SDAAHPERD Honor Award, SDAAHPERD Secondary School Physical Education Teacher of the Year, SDAAHPERD Middle School Physical Education Teacher of the Year, ASAHPERD Honor Award, ASAHPERD Secondary School Physical Education Teacher of the Year, ASAHPERD Middle School Physical Education Teacher of the Year and ASAHPERD Female Coach of the Year. She was also Teacher of the Year for Jemison High School, Chilton County Teacher of the Year and Alabama District 3 Teacher of the Year.

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Aaron Decker Elementary School Abraham Clark High School Abraham Lincoln Elem School 14 Acad of Earth & Space-Panther Academy 1 Middle School Academy of Health Science Academy of Our Lady Albert E Grice Middle School Albert P Terhune Elem School Alexander Hamilton Academy Alexander Hamilton Prep Acad Alexander Sullivan Elem Sch 30 Alfred Zampella Elem Sch 27 Allamuchy Twp School Althea Gibson Academy Amerigo A Anastasia Elem Sch Ann A Mullen Middle School Anthony J Infante School 31 Anthony Rossi Intermediate Sch Anthony Wayne Middle School Arbor Elementary School Atlantic City High School Atlantic Highlands Elem School Auten Road Intermediate School Barack Obama Green CHS Barnegat High School Bartle Elementary School Bayonne High School Beloved Community Charter Sch Ben Franklin Middle School Ben Franklin Middle School Benedictine Academy Benjamin Franklin Elem Sch 13 Berkeley Elementary School Berkeley Terrace Elem School Berlin Cmty Elementary School Betsy Ross Elementary School Bishop Schad Regional School Bloomfield High School Bloomfield Middle School Bowne-Munro Elementary School Bridgewater Raritan High Sch Bright Street Academy Brighton Avenue School Broad Street Elementary School Broadway Elementary School Brookdale Elementary School Brooks Crossing Elem School Burlington City High School Calvin Coolidge Elem School Camden Center for Youth Dev Camden High School Carl Sandburg Middle School Carl T Mitnick Elem School Carl W Goetz Middle School Carteret Elementary School

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Carteret High School Cedar Drive Middle School Cedar Grove High School Cedarbrook K-8 Center Celebrate the Children School Central Elementary School Central Elementary School Central Elementary School Central High School Chancellor Ave Elem School Chaplin Watters Elem Sch 24 Charles E Trefurt School #8 Charles H Stillman Elem School Charles J Hudson Elem Sch 25 Charles J Riley School 9 Charles Street Elem School Chatham Middle School Chelsea Heights School Cherry Hill High School East Child Family Center Christa McAuliffe School 28 Christopher Columbus 15 Cicely Tyson Sch of Fine Arts Clara B Worth Elem School Clayton J Davenport Elem Sch Cliffwood Avenue Elem School Clinton Elementary School Clinton K-8 Center Collings Lakes Elem School Columbia High School Columbus Elementary School 8 Columbus School Community CS-Paterson Conackamack Middle School Conerly Road Elementary School Conover Road Elementary School Cook K-7 Center Cramer College Prep Lab School Culinary Arts HS-Eastside Cumberland Regional HS Dale Avenue Elementary School Dane Barse Elementary School Daniel F Ryan Elem Sch 19 David C Douglas Vet Mem ES Deane-Porter Primary School Demarest Elementary School Dennis Twp Primary School Destiny Academy DeWitt D Barlow Elem School Don Bosco Tech Academy Dorothy Bullock Elem School Dr A Pantoja School 27 Dr Albert Einstein Academy 29 Dr Charles C Polk Elem School Dr Charles E Brimm Med Arts HS Dr John H Winslow Elem School

Dr Lena Edwards Academic CS Dr Martin L King Sch Complex Dr Michael Conti Elem School 5 Dr ML King Jr Ed Complex Dr Orlando Edreira Acad Sch 26 Dr Ronald McNair Academic HS Dr Walter F Robinson School Dr William Mennies Elem School Duarte-Marti School 28 Dwight D Eisenhower Elem Sch Dwight D Eisenhower Middle Sch Early Learning Center East Brook Middle School Edison Career & Tech Academy Edward W Kilpatrick Elem Sch Egg Harbor City Cmty School Eleanor Van Gelder Elem School Elementary School 1 Elementary School 10 Elementary School 11 Elementary School 12 Elementary School 13 Elementary School 14 Elementary School 15 Elementary School 18 Elementary School 19 Elementary School 2 Elementary School 2 Elementary School 20 Elementary School 21 Elementary School 24 Elementary School 25 Elementary School 26 Elementary School 27 Elementary School 28 Elementary School 29 Elementary School 3 Elementary School 5 Elementary School 6 Elementary School 7 Elementary School 8 Elisabeth Morrow Elem School Elizabeth High Sch-Upper Acad Elliott Street Elem School Elmora Elementary School 12 Emerson Elementary School Englewood on the Palisades CS Eric S Smith Middle School Ethel McKnight Elem School Etta Gero Elementary School 9 Evergreen Elementary School Ezra Nolan Middle School 40 Fairfield Twp School Fairmount Elementary School Fairview Elementary School Fanny M Hillers Elem School

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Martin Center for the Arts Martin L King Jr Elem Sch 11 Martin L King Jr Elem School 6 Mary J Donohoe School Matawan Aberdeen Middle School Matawan Regional High School Maxson Middle School Memorial High School Menlo Park Terrace Elem Sch 19 Mercer Elementary School Mets Charter School Midland School Midstreams Elementary School Midtown Community School Millville Alternative School Millville Public Charter Sch Millville Senior High School Miriam Morris Private School Monsignor Joao Antao Sch 31 Mountain Lakes High School Mt Pleasant Elementary School Mt Vernon Avenue Elem School Neeta Elementary School Nellie K Parker Elem School New Road School of Parlin New Roberto Clemente School New York Avenue Elem School Nicholas Murry Butler ES 23 Nicholas Oresko School Nicolaus Copernicus Sch 25 Noor-Ul-Iman School Norman S Weir Elementary Sch North Arlington High School North Star Acad-Downtown MS Northern Burlington Region MS Nuview Academy Oak Street Elementary School Oak View Elementary School Oakwood Avenue Elementary Sch Ocean Twp Intermediate School Old Turnpike School Oliver Street Elem School Ollie Culbreth Jr Sch 14 Orchard Valley Middle School Parker Elementary School Passaic High School Paul VI High School Pauline J Petway Elem School Pennsylvania Ave School Perth Amboy High School Philip G Vroom School Pinelands Regional High School Pines Lake Elementary School Piscataway Township High Sch Pitman High School Pittsgrove Twp Middle School Plainfield Academy Plainfield High School Pleasantville Middle School Primary Prep Elementary School Public School 16 Public School 2 Public School 20 Public School 33 Public School 34 Public School 5 Pulaski Elementary School 8 Quibbletown Middle School R D Wood Elementary School

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U S Wiggins Elementary School Union Avenue Middle School Union City High School Union Co Voc Tech School University Elementary School University Middle School Uptown School Complex Urban Leadership Academy Valley Road Elementary School Valley View Elementary School Veterans Memorial Elem School Veterans Memorial Middle Sch Veterans Memorial Middle Sch Victor Mravlag Elem Sch 21 Village School Vincent Capuana School 15 Viola Sickles Elementary Sch Voorhees Middle School W B Cruise Memorial School 11 W C K Walls Elementary School W F Halsey Jr Leadership Acad Wallkill Valley Reg High Sch Washington Cmty School Washington Elementary School Washington Elementary School Washington Elementary School Washington Elementary School Washington Irving Elem Sch 4 Washington Irving Sch 4 Annex Watsessing Elementary School Wayside Elementary School Wenonah Elementary School West Brook Middle School West Orange High School Westmoreland Elementary School Westwood Regional JSHS Westwood Regional Mid School Whitney M Young Jr Elem Sch 15 Whittier Elementary School William Davies Middle School William Dickinson High School William J McGinn Elem School William W Allen Middle School Wilson Elementary School Winfield Scott Elem School 2 Winslow Twp Elem School 1 Woodland Elementary School Woodmont Elementary School Woodrow Wilson Elem School 19 Woodrow Wilson Elem School 5 Woodrow Wilson School Woodstown Middle School Yardville Elementary School Ycs Fort Lee Educ Center Yes Academy

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2015 NJAHPERD Exhibitors Atlantic III-V Alliance for a Healthier Generation

609-851-6233 Jessica Schaeffer jessica.schaeffer@healthiergeneration.org The Alliance for a Healthier Generation’s Healthy Schools Program helps to create and sustain healthy school environments where students, especially those in greatest need, can learn more and flourish. www.healthiergeneration.org

American Heart Association

1 Union St. Robbinsville, NJ 08691 Jim Presbrey 609-223-3723 james.presbrey@heart.org Jump Rope for Heart (JRFH) and Hoops for Heart (HFH) are national education and fundraising events sponsored by the American Heart Association and AAHPERD. These events engage elementary and middle school students with jumping rope or playing basketball while empowering them to improve their own health and help other kids with heart-health issues. www.heart.org

Answer

41 Gordon Road, Suite C, Piscataway, NJ 08854 848-445-7929 Ty Oehrtman ty.oehrtman@rutgers.edu Amber McNeil amcneil@rci.rutgers.edu The Sex Ed Basics Webinar Package includes 5 recorded webinars that cover the basics of sex education instruction. This package also includes a bonus lesson plan on how to start a conversation about sexuality. Conveniently packaged on a single CD, the retail value of this item is $150! www.answer.rutgers.edu/

Attitudes in Reverse PO Box 3127, Princeton, NJ 08543 609-945-3200 Tricia Baker tricia@AttitudesinReverse.org Coming Up for AIR Presentation and IN THEIR SHOES Exhibit to educate youth about good mental health and suicide prevention. http://youtu.be/h8bUAqViPaI http://youtu.be/W88EOrXJaOQ www.AttitudesInReverse.org

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AXA Equitable

333 Thornall Street, 8th Floor, Edison, NJ 08837 908-670-1059 Jonathan DeLiso Jonathan.Deliso@axa-advisors.com With innovative life insurance, retirement, and annuity products, AXA Equitable offers services that help to address ones financial planning needs.

Bigger Faster Stronger, Inc

5 Grove Rd., Bedford, NY 10506 800-628-9737 Rod Mergardt rmergardt@aol.com Bigger Faster Stronger, Inc., encourages positive changes in the lives of young people. BFS works through a three tiered approach to include character education and athletic fitness clinics and seminars for athletes; support for coaches and physical educators through certification programs and continuing education materials; and the highest quality exercise equipment at the best prices. www.biggerfasterstronger.com

BOKS, Build Our Kid’s Success l An Initiative of the Reebok Foundation

1895 J.W. Foster Boulevard, Canton, MA 02021 781-774-9497 Ewunike A. Akpan Ewunike.Apkan@boxkskids.org Help set your kids up for success by giving them a body and brain boost with the BOKS before school physical activity program. www.bokskids.org

Bowling Proprietors Association of North & South Jersey 3807 Tabor Road, Owings Mills, MD 21117 410-356-0936 John Fatigati jfatigati@gmail.com Stacy Karten stacykarten@gmail.com Tom Martino, Jr. tcmartinojr@majesticlanes.com Our associations’ member bowling centers are terrific resources for school related bowling programs that introduce youth to the lifetime sport of bowling. www.bowl-nj.com and www.sjbpa.com

Caldwell University

Office of Graduate Studies 120 Bloomfield Ave., Caldwell, NJ 07006 Tom Disch graduate@caldwell.edu Offers over 25 graduate degree and certificate options in Accounting, Applied Behavior Analysis, Art Therapy, Business Administration, Education, Mental Health Counseling, and School Counseling. www.caldwell.edu

2015 NJAHPERD Exhibitors Atlantic III-V Comedy Coach Productions

Fizika Group LLC

708 O’Hagan Terrace, Neptune, NJ 07753 732-397-4848 Matthew Swartz coachmjs@aol.com Comedy Coach Productions can help raise thousands for your organization with a unique and appropriate Comedy Show Night at your school! www.facebook.com/#!/pages/ComedyCoachProductions/190628907618936

314 W. Chestnut St., Lancaster, PA 17603 717-575-7465 Martha Harris Martha@fizikagroup.com Fizika offers professional development services that enable educators to apply the latest brain science, best practices in health and physical literacy to enable all students to learn effectively through movement and creative play. www.fizikagroup.com

Drive Safer LLC

FlagHouse, Inc.

60 Whitney Road, Suite 13, Mahwah, NJ 07430 201-485-7790 Jason Friedman Jason@drivesafer.com DriveSafer, hosts a range of teen car control and defensive driving clinics focused on providing real world, hands-on experience in the student’s own vehicle by certified high performance driving instructors. www.drivesafer.com

ESF Summer Camps

750 E. Haverford Ave., Bryn Mawr, PA 19010 610-922-8261 Nicole Rahl Our award-winning camps are filled with the perfect blend of Education, Sports and Fun! We infuse all our activities with fun, creativity and excitement. www.esfcamps.com

Everlast Climbing

1335 Mendota Heights Rd., Mendota Heights, MN 651-789-4215 Sarah Howard showard@everlastclimbing.com Everlast Climbing is committed to improving youth fitness with innovative products that engage and inspire physical activity including traverse and top rope climbing walls, educational accessories and more! www.everlastclimbing.com

Fitness Lifestyles Inc.

614 Cookman Ave., Asbury Park, NJ 07712 732-775-1630 x31 Ric Flagg rflagg@fitnesslifestyles.com Commercial Fitness Equipment - New Jersey State Contract Vendor Cardio, Weight Machines, Free Weights, Accessories, Service and Preventative Maintenance. www.fitnesslifestyles.com

601 Flaghouse Drive, Hasbrouck Heights, NJ 07604 800-221-5185 Anthony Diamanti anthony.diamanti@flaghouse.com Harry Lawson harry.lawson@flaghouse.com John Ruggiero john.ruggiero@flaghouse.com PE, sports and recreation equipment. Official PE equipment supplier of NJAHPERD and proud sponsor of NJAHPERD TOYs. www.FlagHouse.com

Ganguly’s Mixed Martial Arts

Cobblestone Village, 865 W. Park Avenue, Ocean, NJ 07712 732.493.6333 www.gangulysmartialarts.com

George Street Playhouse

9 Livingston Ave., New Brunswick, NJ 08901 732-846-2895 x117 Diana Gundacker education@georgestplayhouse.org George Street Playhouse's Educational Touring Theatre Company presents Austin the Unstoppable, a musical comedy about health and wellness for grades 3-8. www.georgestreetplayhouse.org

GLSEN Central New Jersey

P.O. Box 261, Hightsown, NJ 08520 Carol Watchler carolwatchler@comcast.net Resources include Safe Space Kit: Guide to Being an Ally to LGBT Students (MS/HS educators) and Ready, Set, Respect: GLSEN's Elementary School Toolkit (ES educators) www.glsen.org/centralnj

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2015 NJAHPERD Exhibitors Atlantic III-V Goodheart-Willcox Publisher

18604 West Creek Dr., Tinley Park, IL 60477 877-860-9898 Josh Berk JBerk@g-w.com Goodheart-Willcox, publisher of instructional material since 1921, has introduced the most up-to-date, skills-based text available for high school health and wellness classes. Learn more at our booth or visit www.g-w.com

GOPHER 2525 Lemond St. SW, Owatonna, MN 55060 1-800-533-0446 Bill Grinde billgrinde@gophersport.com Michelle Skala micheleskala@gophersport.com A national leader in serving the health, physical education, and recreational fields through innovative, institutional sports equipment. www.gophersport.com

Gym Source

29 Lavender Drive, Sewell, NJ 08080 856-229-3574 Kyle Dean kyled@gymsource.com Rich Kaminski kaminski@gymsource.com Jay Turner jayt@gymsource.com Gym Source is the largest commercial fitness equipment distributor in the country. In addition to cardio, strength, free weight, and ancillary equipment, we also offer onsite consultation, facility design, & local delivery, service and support. www.gymsource.com

HealthTeacher l GoNoodle

209 10th Avenue, Suite 350, Nashville, TN 37203 800-514-1362 Jeff LeClair jeff.leclair@healthteacher.com HealthTeacher addresses the physical, social and emotional health issues impacting kid’s lives by creating engaging, research based, interactive products that improve focus, energy, motivation and mood. www.healthteacher.com

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Horizon NJ Health

Vincent Smith Vincent_Smith@horizonNJhealth.com Complimentary screenings for diabetes, blood pressure and skin analysis.

Human Kinetics

1607 North Market St., Champaign IL 61820 217-351-5076 Julie Lyons juliel@hkusa.com Kathy Reed KathyR@hkusa.com Human Kinetics is the information leader in physical activity, providing quality resources at every instructional level, including textbooks, references, lesson plans, eBooks, videos, software, and journals. www.humankinetics.com

KerboomKIDZ

P.O. Box 722, Holbrook, NY 11741 631-946-0312 Kershel Anthony Info@kerboomkidz.com KerboomKIDZ is an energetic and challenging dance exercise program that is especially designed for kidz (ages 4-17). www.kerboomkidz.com

Kronum LLC

780 Godfrey Rd, Villanova, PA 19085 267-303-6385 Skyler Jenkins skylergjenkins@gmail.com Scott Kennedy sk629719@gmail.com Kronum is a sport for the modern athlete. It combines aspects of several sports including soccer, basketball, and team handball. www.kronum.com

LifeSavers Inc.

39 Plymouth Street, Fairfield, NJ 07004 973-244-9111 Robert Stickel bob@lifesaversinc.com NJ Largest American Heart Association Training Center, providing CPR AED, First AID Classes and Instructor Courses. NJ’s Largest Distributor of AEDs, NJ State Contract A84689. Visit our booth and learn how to become a CPR Instructor. www.lifesaversinc.com

2015 NJAHPERD Exhibitors Atlantic III-V McGraw Hill Education

8787 Orion Place, Columbus, OH 43240 877-729-7558 Erik Hein erik.hein@mheducation.com Our vision is to be the most trusted global provider of powerful and innovative educational solutions. www.mheonline.com

Montclair State University

1 Normal Ave., Montclair, NJ 07043 973-655-7120 Michele Fisher fisherm@mail.montclair.edu Domenica Desiderioscioli desideriosd@mail.montclair.edu Montclair State University offers graduate programs in Exercise Science and Sports Administration. Stop by the Montclair State University table for information about these exciting graduate opportunities. www.montclair.edu

Move Over AwaReness Campaign M.A.R.C. 325 Lakeside Dr. N, Forked River, NJ 08731 732-590-9987 Donna Setaro Dlsetaro54@gmail.com www.moveoverlaw.com

NASCO

901 Janesville Ave., Fort Atkinson, WI 53538 920-563-2446 Timothy Taggart ttaggart@eNasco.com With a 98% customer satisfaction rating, Nasco offers a great product selection at competitive prices on Health Education and Physical Education products and educational resources for all ages. To see our full line of products or to receive any of our free catalogs, call 1-800-558-9595 or visit www.eNasco.com

National Circus Project

56 Lion Lane, Westbury, NY 11590 516-334-2123 Greg Milstein gregm@nationalcircusproject.com National Circus Project is an educational outreach program, Arts in Education. National Circus Project provides the highest quality circus art performances, residencies, workshop programs and teacher in service seminars to Schools, Recreational Centers, Libraries and Camps. Our programs are designed to generate enthusiasm and encourage physical activity. Visit our website and check out photos and video clips on our Facebook fan page. www.nationalcircusproject.com

New Jersey Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (NJAHPERD)

P.O. Box 2283, Ocean, NJ 07712 732-918-9999 Jackie Malaska njahperd@verizon.net NJAHPERD is dedicated to advancing quality health education, physical education, recreation, dance education, and athletics through professional development, programming, advocacy, and collegial exchange. The Association promotes the development of healthy, active lifestyles for New Jersey’s students, educators and community members. Membership is open to health education teachers, physical education teachers, college/university faculty, future professionals, retirees, coaches, recreation professionals, individuals and organizations who share our mission. Members are encouraged to take active roles in NJAHPERD through leadership and volunteer positions in our organization. www.NJAHPERD.org

NJM Insurance Group

301 Sullivan Way, West Trenton, NJ 08628 609-883-1300 Erica Rosso erosso@njm.com Carsten Boethig cboethig@njm.com New Jersey Manufacturers Insurance Company NJM’s Teen Driver Safety Program—Free presentations for New Jersey High School Students. www.njm.com

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2015 NJAHPERD Exhibitors Atlantic III-V New Jersey Performing Arts Center

One Center Street, Newark, NJ 07102 973-353-8058 Eyesha Marable emarable@njpac.org Caitlin Evans Jones cevansjones@njpac.org NJPAC enhances and transforms the lives of New Jersey children by exposing them to live performances, in-school residencies and year round performance training programs. www.njpac.org

NJ YMCA State Alliance

407 Greenwood Ave, Trenton, NJ 8609 609-619-1717 Sue Cornell sue.cornell@ymca.net NJ YMCA State Alliance will share information on the Healthy U program for schools along with other information for potential partnership and support with YMCA's. Programs include Healthy U, aquatic programs, adaptive programs, out of school physical activity programs, 7th grade initiative and more. Stop by our booth to connect with your local YMCA and become a Healthy U School. www.njymca.org

NJ Physicians Advisory Group

PO Box 352, Fanwood, NJ 07023 908-322-9050 Peggy Cowan pcowan@njphysicians.org Debbie Marchione debbie@njphysicians.org The NJ Physicians Advisory Group provides both health educator training and the engaging YES You Can! curricula. Four levels of curricula have been developed around NJ’s CCCS for 2.1-2.4 for 5th grade through high school. Educators are provided with materials and training to promote character development, future goal setting, evaluating relationships and establishing boundaries, all vital for successful students! www.njphysicians.org

NJ Sharing Network

691 Central Ave., New Providence, NJ 07974 908-516-5434 Kathy Aitchison kaitchison@njsharingnetwork.org Jim Rhatican Barbara Turci bturci@njsharingnetwork.org NJ Sharing Network is committed to increasing the number of lives saved through education, research, donor family support and public awareness about the life-saving benefits of organ and tissue donation and transplantation. www.NJSharingNetwork.org

NJ TRANSIT

800 Lemuel Ave., Camden, NJ 08105 856-614-7010 Barbara Lazzaaro blazzaro@njtransit.com Grace Introna gintrona@njtransit.com NJ TRANSIT offers free Safety Education Programs to all schools, grades PreK-12, and community groups. Students learn safe behavior near trains and tracks. The NJ TRANSIT Driver Education Safety Program is available free to high school driver education instructors. www.njtransit.com 50

New York Road Runners

156 W 56th St., 3rd Fl, New York, NY 10019 646-758-9688 Jennifer Slomack jslomack@nyrr.org New York Road Runners provides free youth running programs, events, and resources to help educators across the country bring running to their students' school day. Learn more at www.youth.nyrr.org

Novo Nordisk New Jersey Marathon P.O. Box 306, Monmouth Beach, NJ 07740 201-407-7437 Sandra Benedict sandraseasnj@gmail.com The Novo Nordisk New Jersey Marathon encompasses a weekend of events for athletes of all ages and abilities. On April 25, join us for the ShapingNJ 5k and Barnabas Health Family Festival. April 26th is the main race day with the marathon, half marathon and half marathon relay taking place. Stop by our booth for a 10% discount coupon code for school staff and students who register for the ShapingNJ 5k. www.thenewjerseymarathon.com

Omnikin, Inc.

77 Bunting Lane, Poquoson, VA 23662 757-870-6261 Terry Gooding terry.gooding1@cox.net Omnikin balls promote maximum student participation for large and small groups. Experience active games using a variety of Omnikin products. Great workout!! www.omnikin.com

2015 NJAHPERD Exhibitors Atlantic III-V Peaceful Playgrounds

17975 Collier Ave, Lake Elsinore, CA 92530 951-245-6970 Zia Bossenmeyer Zia@peacefulplaygrounds.com Peaceful Playgrounds is a nationally award winning program in over 8000 schools across the country. www.peacefulplaygrounds.com

Playout LLC

1422 Tuxworth Circle, Decatur, GA 30033 203499-7060 Eddie Kovel eddie@playoutthegame.com Jane Kovel jskovel@hotmail.com The Playout Fitness Program gives your PE class a fun and engaging fitness curriculum, complete with fitness tests, games, and activities using our Exercise Card Game. No equipment needed! www.PlayoutTheGame.com

Polar Electro Inc.

1111 Marcus Avenue, Suite 4B, Lake Success, NY 11042 516-364-0400 x3006 Brian Buchanan 516-697-4377 brian.buchanan@polar.com Come and experience Polar technology and its complete education solution that promotes safety, motivation and accountability among students, while bringing documentation and objective assessment to PE programs. www.polar.com

Project Adventure, Inc.

719 Cabot Street, Beverly, MA 01915 978-524-4500 Bill Bates bbates@pa.org Angel Brunelle abrunelle@pa.org The mission of Project Adventure, an innovative teaching organization, is to provide leadership in the expansion of adventure-based programming. www.pa.org

Realityworks, Inc.

800-262-3806 Realityworks, Inc. 2709 Mondovi Rd, Eau Claire, WI 54071 Andrea Phan andrea.phan@realityworks.com Wilson Black wilson.black@realityworks.com Realityworks is an innovative educational products company featuring interactive learning technology. The Healthy Choices Sex Education Program includes curriculum and simulators for real-life experiences addressing pregnancy, decision-making, relationships, reproduction, sexual wellness, substance abuse education and more. www.realityworks.com

Rider Education of New Jersey / RENJ PO Box 1400 Edison, NJ 08818 732-572-0800 William Turkus Carolyn Baynes RENJ is a non-profit motorcycle program helping people learn to properly handle a motorcycle safely and spreading motorcycle awareness. Visit Booth 28 and take a ‘ride’ on a simulator! www.RENJ.com

RRT Educators at School LLC

125 Baker Ave, Atco, NJ 08004 856-278-1723 Maryann Gladfelter maryann@smokingtotallynotcool.com Smoking Totally Not Cool is an interactive smoking prevention program complete with lesson plan, pre/post test and activity handouts designed for grades 3-5. www.smokingtotallynotcool.com

SHAPE America (formerly AAHPERD)

1900 Association Dr., Reston, VA 20291 703-476-3461 Paula Kun pkun@shapeamerica.org Society for Health and Physical Educators is the premiere education association for health, physical education, physical activity, and dance professionals. www.shapeamerica.org

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2015 NJAHPERD Exhibitors Atlantic III-V Soft Lacrosse Company

202 East Ward Street, Hightstown, New Jersey 08520 844-763-8529 Anthony Terranova Anthony.terranova@softlacrosse.com Soft Lacrosse provides a safe, non-contact environment for Boys & Girls (K-4) to learn the basics of a true American sport and key fundamentals for life. www.softlacrosse.com

SPARK PE

438 Camino del Rio South Suite 110, San Diego, CA 92108 800-772-7573 Joel Eros joel.eros@sparkpe.org Welcome to the world’s most researched and field-tested physical education program! SPARK disseminates awardwinning, evidence-based programs for Physical Education (K12), After School, Early Childhood, and Coordinated School Health. www.sparkpe.org

Special Olympics New Jersey

1 Eunice Kennedy Shriver Way, Lawrenceville, NJ 08648 609-896-8000 Andrea Moore scc@sonj.org Special Olympics New Jersey provides year-round sports training and athletic competition in a variety of Olympic-type sports for children and adults with intellectual disabilities, giving them continuing opportunities to develop physical fitness, demonstrate courage, experience joy and participate in a sharing of gifts, skills and friendship with their families, other Special Olympics athletes and the community. www.sonj.org

Speed Stacks, Inc.

11 Inverness Way South, Englewood, CO 80112 303-663-8083 Roger Washburn rwashburn@speedstacks.com Speed Stacks, Inc. is the leading innovator of Sport Stacking equipment and has everything you need for a successful Sport Stacking program. www.speedstacks.com

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Spikeball Inc.

1235 N Damen Ave, Chicago, IL 60622 630-297-4227 Skyler Boles skyler@spikeball.com Spikeball: 2v2 Intense. Fast. Competitive. FUN! If volleyball and four -square had a baby, it would be called Spikeball! www.spikeball.com

Sustainable Jersey for Schools

PO Box 7718 The College of New Jersey, Ewing, NJ 08628-0718 609-771-2469 Renee Haider haiderr@tcnj.edu Veronique Lambert lambertv@tcnj.edu Heather McCall mccallh@tcnj.edu Sustainable Jersey for Schools is a certification program for New Jersey public schools that want to go green, conserve resources and take steps to create a brighter future. www.sustainablejerseyschools.com

The Children's Health Market

27 Cannon Rd. Suite 1B, Wilton, CO 06897 203-762-2938 Nancy M. Grace nancy@thegreatbodyshop.net Shannon Hannan shannon@thegreatbodyshop.net THE GREAT BODY SHOP is a PreK-8 comprehensive health and social emotional learning curriculum that imbeds the Common Core to meet all state and national standards. Fun to learn with - easy to teach! www.thegreatbodyshop.net

The Family Resource Network

1 AAA Dr, Suite 203, Trenton, NJ 08691 609-392-4900 Kelly Miniter kminiter@familyresourcenetwork.org Jacquie Moskowitz, Family Support Center jacqui.moskowitz@fscnj.org Adeola Sonaike asonaike@familyresourcenetwork.org Get FIT @ School has developed an inclusive school wellness policy toolkit for health and physical education educators that empowers school districts to ensure that all students have access to healthier options. Select resources within the toolkit will be shared with attendees to assist them with overcoming barriers faced when increasing physical activity and healthy eating among students with special needs. www.getfitnj.org

2015 NJAHPERD Exhibitors Atlantic III-V The National Road Safety Foundation

18 East 50th Street, New York, NY 10022 212-837-4854 Michelle Anderson michelle@nrsf.org The National Road Safety Foundation is a non-profit organization that distributes Free Programs and sponsors Teen contests to further promote safe driving. www.nrsf.org or www.teenlane.org

Trangleball

2625 E 13th St 5F, Brooklyn, NY 11235 718-646-5196 Mark Miller Miller@Trangleball.com April Miller ajm2626@aol.com Trangleball is a rebounding game that helps improve many athletic skills (running, catching, throwing, etc.) 2-36 participants play on hard court, grass or sand. Watch video at www.Trangleball.com

US Games

1901 Diplomat Dr, Farmers Branch, TX 75234 800-327-0484 Elliot Schwebel svarn@bsnsports.com US Games has everything you need to support your Physical Education programs. We offer a great selection of P.E. equipment, friendly service, convenient ordering and fast shipping! Visit us today at www.USGames.com.

USTA Eastern 70 W. Red Oak Lane, Suite 400, White Plains, NY 10604 914-462-1723 Jocelyn Cruz jcruz@eastern.usta.com USTA Middle States Lori Schwartz schwartz@ms.usta.com How to introduce tennis to kids in the schools and no tennis courts required. Also learn about what USTA schools resources are. www.eastern.usta.com

TURNING STONEchoice

PO Box 464, Voorhees, NJ 08043 800-723-5405 Jackie Baumgarten info@turningstonechoice.com Michelle Blasberg michelle@turningstonechoice.com Bob Kohler info@turningstonechoice.com Positive choice-making is the most vital skill an educator, coach, or parent can foster in young children. TURNING STONEchoice offers a collection of books and posters that focus on positive choice making to build self- respect and responsibility. TSC also offers parent workshops that focus on children being empowered individuals filled with self-confidence in their own decisions. www.turningstonechoice.org

UCS, Inc 511 Hoffman Road, PO Box 369, Lincolnton, NC 28092 800-526-4856 Mark Phillips markphillips@ucsspirit.com Manufacturer of athletic facility equipment, soft play equipment and indoor/outdoor facility padding www.ucsspirit.com

William Paterson University

300 Pompton Road, Wayne, NJ 07470 Gordon Schmidt schmidtg@wpunj.edu Higher Education Department of Kinesiology www.wpunj.edu

Your Self Series

7 Plateau Lane, Bedford, NY 10506 914-234-1213 Chris Parrott Chris@YourSelfSeries.com Your Self Series is a comprehensive social, emotional and character development program (typically taught in health) designed to foster a strong sense of self in our future generations. www.YourSelfSeries.com

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Let’s Move Active Schools (LMAS) May 1, 2015 Join the movement to support your school in providing a Comprehensive School Physical Activity Program (CSPAP) with Physical Education as the foundation. Learn how to provide your students with quality physical education and physical activity throughout the school day.

Who should attend? Classroom teachers, school nurses, administrators, health & physical educators, future professionals and wellness team champions. NJAHPERD current membership is required for health and physical education professionals.

Quality High School Physical Education Workshop May 18, 2015 Rowan University, Glassboro, NJ A ½ day workshop designed to address the specific needs of high school health and physical education professionals.

Driver Education Conferences August 25 & 26, 2015 Northern & Southern sites TBA This conference is a "must attend" professional development event for every driver education teacher and driving instructor. Hear from several leaders in teen driving, network with your peers, obtain information on many of the free programs and resources available to you and leave with complete lesson plans that you can use in classes starting in September. Fee Dance Education Workshop Let’s Dance NJ! October 12, 2015 Linden High School, Linden, NJ Join NJAHPERD VP of Dance, Barbara Brady, NJAHPERD Dance Educator of the Year, as she hosts an exciting day of dance in Linden High School. Four outstanding dance professionals will turn-up-the volume and get your blood pumping in this energetic PD day, so Let’s Dance NJ. Everyone that may have an interest in dance is invited to attend. Fee Lake Conference for K-8 Physical Education NEW fee structure / Thursday-Friday event “It’s the Kids that Count” October 22-23, 2015 Happiness Is Camping Gramercy Lake, Hardwick, NJ The Lake Conference for K-8 Physical Education is designed to meet the needs of Physical Education teachers and future professionals. A very active, hands-on conference, featured presenters have been selected based upon their developmentally appropriate, highly innovative and child oriented activities. 2015 featured speaker is Don Puckett.

Both Days: Professional/$100 Future Professional $75 Friday Only: Professional/Future Professional $50 Engaging Strategies for Teaching Adolescent Health October 2015 Site TBD The conference is in collaboration with AtlantiCare and features expert health educators. Fee

Adapted Health & Physical Education Conference October 2015 Special Olympics NJ Sports Complex, Lawrenceville, NJ This conference is designed to meet the needs of Health and Physical Education teachers and Future Professionals, PreK-12, who have contact with special populations. Information will be provided on recent developments in the field of Adapted Physical Education, as well as inclusion of students in mainstreamed Physical Education classes.

Hands-on experience will be provided and sharing of ideas and innovative teaching strategies will be encouraged. Professional Development hours will be earned. Hosted by Special Olympics New Jersey. Fee Election Day Regional Workshop November 2015 Site TBD. Future Professional Workshop November 2015 This is a “get up and get moving” workshop for college and university health and physical education majors and new professionals. Come, play and learn from the best!

NJEA Convention “Standing Strong for Public Education” Thursday & Friday, November 5 & 6, 2015 Atlantic City Convention Center NJAHPERD sponsors many cutting edge sessions to service our members, as well as sessions for the classroom teacher to assist in promoting physical activity in our schools. No Fee Health Conference K-12 December 7, 2015 Crowne Plaza Monroe The Mary Jo Young Health Education Conference is designed to provide educators with current health information, new resources and teaching strategies for the classroom and school environment. Sessions include a keynote and your choice of breakout sessions covering various current health topics. Join your colleagues for a great day of cutting edge, "hands on" professional development. NJAHPERD guarantees you will return to your students refreshed, rejuvenated and with a multitude of new and exciting ideas to teach Wellness!

NJAHPERD 97th Annual Convention Promoting Healthy, Active Lifestyles Sunday, Monday & Tuesday, February 21-23, 2016 Ocean Place Resort & Spa, Long Branch, NJ The Annual Convention is the premiere professional development event for health educators, physical educators, recreation, and dance professionals in New Jersey. Included in the three day event schedule are over 100 quality sessions, pre convention workshops, a fun run for charity, Awards Banquet and Grande Finale Giveaway. National and State Teachers of the Year, our SHAPE America and Eastern District leadership, as well as noted professionals in our fields, are invited as special guests to share their expertise and enthusiasm for our profession. Opportunities to examine new and innovative products and services are provided by the many vendors in attendance. Come to the Jersey shore and experience the best in professional development!

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Convention Record Fill in the sessions you have attended.

Monday, February 23

Tuesday, February 24

7:15-7:45am

7:15-7:45am

8:00-9:00am

8:00-9:00am

9:15-10:15am

Keynote Speaker Gian Paul Gonzalez - “All In”

9:15-10:15am

Monmouth I & II

10:30-11:30am

11:30am12:00pm

10:30-11:30am

Visit Exhibitors Lunch

11:30am12:00pm

12:00am1:00pm

12:00am1:00pm

1:15-2:15pm

1:15-2:15pm

2:30-3:30pm

2:15-3:00pm

Visit Exhibitors Lunch

Sandra Sims Finding Joy in the Journey Closing Session: Monmouth I

3:00pm

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See you at the 2016 NJAHPERD Convention