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May 2004 Vol.6 No.5   Conference/Workshop Calendar
 Editorial

This month we are looking at some great stuff with regards to technology today. This months section starts out with a lesson idea for elementary soccer that involves a whole lot more than just playing the game! Make sure to check out the various types of memory cards are available and which one fits what you need.

There are a couple of helpful websites mentioned in this months section including two new one's from the state of Washington.

Also, don't forget the deadlines for the upcoming grants. Thanks to Bonnie Mohnson and the Using Technology in Physical Education Newsletter, we are given a reminder. Have a great month and remember May is Celebrating PE and Sport Month.

Also, this month I am pleased to put in some of my own work. With the help of my partner Joanna Street B.A. we have created a powerpoint presentation in regards to the use of physical activity as punishment. This presentation was done for a Graduate course for the Central Washington University Online Masters Program for Health, Human Performance, and Recreation.

Lloyd Gage - PELinks4U Graduate Assistant
Technology Section Editor


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 Lesson Plan Ideas

Name of Activity: Soccer Skills and Technology

Purpose of Activity: To check student's understanding of different soccer skills, techniques and cues, along with their technology skills.

Suggested Grade Level: 3-5

Materials Needed: Digital cameras, access to computers with Imovie, or powerpoint, poster board, printer.

Description of Idea

Students will use a digital camera to take pictures of their partner completing one of the different soccer skills: kicking, passing, dribbling and trapping. Students will then make a power point presentation, an imovie or a poster. They will list all the proper cues for each skill.

To view the assessment sheet you will need to download the free Acrobat Reader program.

Soccer and Technology Assessment Sheet (PDF File)

This lesson idea comes from pecentral


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 Grant Deadlines Approaching

The time is approaching fast. Here's a reminder posted in this months Using Technology newsletter.

CDW-G and Discovery Channel School's “Win a Wireless Lab” Sweepstakes*
Deadline: May 15, 2004

2004 Adobe Design Achievement Awards
Deadline: May 17, 2004

2004 Microsoft Office Specialist Academic Competition
Deadline: June 15, 2004

SMARTer Kids Grants for SMART Products
Deadline: Sept. 30, 2004

Cartridges 4 Kids Fundraising Program and Contest
Deadline: None


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 Contribute Your Ideas
If you have ideas, comments, letters to share, or questions about particular topics, please email one of the following Technology Section Editors:

Get to Know Your Memory Cards

Compact flash -The most common card. Comes in Type 1 and Type II (greater capacity). New cameras take both. One of the least expensive per MB. Comes in cards up to 4 GB.

Micro drive -Fits in a Type II CF card slot. Contains a tiny hard drive. Can hold up to 4GB.

SmartMedia -Second-most common type of card. Maximum capacity is 128 MB.

SD -High transfer rates and low power consumption.

XD-Picture -The tiniest of the cards. Supported by Fujifilm and Olympus. Looking towards future capacities of 8 GB.

Memory Stick -Mostly used in Sony devices. Holds up to 1GB.

This information comes from Bonnie Mohnson and pesoftware.com


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 Some Websites that can be of use

PowerPoint Tutorial

http://catalyst.washington.edu/ howto/powerpoint2000/create.html

Women in Sport - A Longitudinal National Study

http://webpages.charter.net/ womeninsport/AcostaCarp_2004.pdf

Recreation Assistive Technology Exchange

http://www.usm.maine.edu/ conhp/rate%20web%20page/

Health Education Advocate

http://www.healtheducationadvocate.org

Partners in action Nutrition and Physical Activity in Washington

http://www.wapartnersinaction.org/

Health and Fitness in Washington State

http://www.k12.wa.us/curriculuminstruct/ healthfitness/

Some information taken from Using Technology in Physical Education Newsletter Volume 6 Number 4

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