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These resources are available to schools, daycares and community groups in Medicine Hat, Brooks & area at no charge.
Medicine Hat & Area Contact: Rae Wahl 403 502-8245 or rae.wahl@albertahealthservices.ca
 A Multicutural Approach to Physical Education Renew your students’ interest with activities that expand their understanding of other cultures, build self-esteem, and foster cooperation. |
 Canada's Physical Activity Guidelines for Children, Youth & Adults In January 2011 the Canadian Society for Exercise Physiologists released updated Physical Activity Guidelines for Canadians. Ages groups available: Children Ages 5-11 Youth Ages 12 - 17 Adults Ages 18 - 64 Adults Ages 65+ |
 Canadian Olympic School Program This program has engaged students in the Olympic Movement since 1988. Be inspired through Olympian stories, activities, movement skills, podcasts, case studies and project packs. Visit Website |
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Canadian Sedentary Behaviour Guidelines for Children and Youth These guidelines are relevant to all apparently healthy and youth, irrespective of gender, race, ethnicity or socio-economic status of the family. Children and youth are encouraged to limit sedentary behaviours and to participate in physical activities that support their natural development and are enjoyable and safe. Age Groups available: |
 Daily Physical Activity Videos A resource for educators to deliver physical activity right in the classroom; it was developed in response to teacher interviews and feedback. Click title for more information and to access videos. |
 Daily Physical Education Timetables Profiles of some Alberta schools that overcame the challenges of offering daily physical education. Click title for more information or Visit Website |
 In this low equipment game, students move at their own pace through a variety of station activities. Click title for more information. |
 Eat Well and Be Active Educational Toolkit This Toolkit is designed to help those who teach groups of children about healthy eating and physical activity, and encourage individuals to take action to maintain and improve their health. Visit Website |
Educating for Physical Literacy Checklist An important component of a Quality Daily Physical Education program is assessing the program and evaluating how well it is supporting the development of physical literacy. The "Educating for Physical Literacy Checklist" is a general assessment tool which can help to facilitate instructional improvement for the development of physical literacy in students. Visit Website |
 Feel great with Judy Howard’s clear friendly approach to fitness on this DVD. Click title for more information. |
 Create a high energy session with skipping and popping! Learn easy to follow skipping stations combined with group popping games. Click title for more information. |
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 Pedometers can be used for multi-curricular projects and are an excellent motivational tool for students. Click title for more information. |
 Promising Practices from EverActive Schools The Promising Practices resource is a compilation of the best and most unique activities and ideas schools in the Ever Active Schools program have submitted over the past six years. Visit Website |
 Use resistance bands to get your students moving and learning and having FUN all at the same time! Click title for more information. |
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