Human Kinetics PE Catalogue

2014
HUMAN KINETICS
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
and HEALTH RESOURCES
Fitnessgram 10
Launches Fall 2013
Presidential
Youth Fitness
Program
Get help including
Students with
Disabilities
Making a
Positive Impact
in mainstream
athletic programs
Put physical activity

in front with
Lets Move!
Active School
AAHPERDs
new standards and curriculum

sets the stage for the profession
HUMAN KINETICS
The Information Leader in Physical Activity & Health
Contents
Presidential Youth Fitness Program Making a Positive Impact........ 3
Health-Related Fitness and Activity Programs..................................3-7
Fitnessgram 10 launches Fall 2013 .................................................. 5
The Fitness for Life Elementary School approach is an ideal
resource for Lets Move! Active Schools ........................................ 6
Interactive high school textbooks being developed for
physical education, health, and dance ............................................. 7
Health Education............................................................................8-10
Physical Education .......................................................................11-26
Comprehensive School Physical Activity and Wellness....................... 11
Fun/Unusual Equipment.................................................................... 12
Brain/Physical Activity Connection..................................................... 13
Health-Related Fitness Education...................................................... 13
Teambuilding..................................................................................... 13
Teaching Responsible Behavior.......................................................... 14
Outdoor Education/Outdoor Activities................................................ 15
Offer coaching and officiating courses for your students............... 16
American Sport Education Program..............................................16-17
Ready-made coaching courses offer students certification option......17
Sport Concepts and Skills.................................................................. 18
Gymnastics........................................................................................ 19
Technology in PE................................................................................ 19
Assessment........................................................................................ 20
Physical EducationHigher Ed Texts...........................................21-22
Physical Education Research............................................................. 21
Human Kinetics is proud to publish AAHPERDs all-new
National Standards & Grade-Level Outcomes for K-12
Physical Education coming in spring 2014!................................. 23
Physical Education Lesson Plans....................................................... 26
Multicultural...................................................................................... 26
Youth Strength Training..................................................................... 26
Questions to consider when including students with disabilities
in mainstream athletic programs................................................. 27
Adapted Physical Activity..............................................................27-29
Dance............................................................................................30-32
Movement Education.......................................................................... 30
Dance Teacher Resources................................................................... 31
Composition/Choreography................................................................ 32
Dance Lesson Plans........................................................................... 32
Specific Genres.................................................................................. 32
Project Manager: Lori Cooper
Graphic Designer: Carol Smallwood
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Presidential Youth Fitness Program Making a Positive Impact

For the first time ever, some of the most influential organizations in health,
fitness education, assessment, and promotion have partnered to develop and
promote the Presidential Youth Fitness Program (PYFP).
Human Kinetics is also proud to provide a variety of top-quality resources,

written by leaders in fitness education, that support adoption of the PYFP
model, most notably the Fitness for Life program (see page 6).
The PYFP provides a model for fitness education that includes the use of a healthrelated assessment as well as educational and motivational tools to support
educators and empower students to adopt an active lifestyle.
The PYFP was unveiled in September 2012 by the Presidents Council on Fitness,
Sports, and Nutrition (PCFSN) with a mission to facilitate the adoption of a
comprehensive school-based program that promotes physical activity and fitness
for improved health of U.S. youth. The rollout of the PYFP signaled a move
from measuring performance using the Presidents Challenge
Youth Fitness Test to assessing health-related fitness using
Fitnessgram and integrating professional development
and recognition.
We know physical activity is critical to childrens health

and well-being. Research shows that it can improve
cognitive skills and academic behaviors as well
as lower risk of developing chronic diseases.
Thanks to this historic partnership,
unprecedented cooperation among key
national organizations and nonprofit
groups, and support from private-sector
companies, the Presidential Youth
Fitness Program is poised to make a
significant impact on U.S. youth.
Funding Opportunity
As the publisher of both Fitnessgram

(for The Cooper Institute) and the
Physical Best program, including
online hosting for professional
development for AAHPERD, Human
Kinetics is excited to be part of the PYFP.
This coordinated effort to empower students to adopt active and healthy
lifestyles provides a powerful united front for physical educators across
the country.
The General Mills Foundation, motivated by the

opportunity to contribute to the health and
well-being of our nations youth, committed
$10 million over six yearsthe largest
donation in the foundations historyto the
PYFP. With this generous support, the PYFP
resource partners are able to offer a funding
program* to provide schools with supplemental
resources for three years that support the PYFP
model. To learn more about the funding program,
please visit
http://www.presidentialyouthfitnessprogram.org/funding/index.shtml.
Presidential Youth Fitness Program Partners
*This is a private funding program administered by the AAU, AAHPERD, NFFSN, and The Cooper Institute, cosponsors of the PYFP. This is not a government grant program. The availability and
administration of this funding opportunity, including the selection of recipients and all other decisions of the funding program, are not endorsed by any federal agency or office. No federal funds are being
used in or for the administration or awarding of this private funding opportunity.
PHYSICAL BEST RESOURCES

National Association for Sport and Physical Activity
2010 Paperback 352 pp
ISBN 978-0-7360-8116-0 $39.00 ($41.95 CDN)
E-book also available.
Ancillaries available
Visit HumanKinetics.com/PhysicalEducationForLifelongFitness.

2011 Paperback with CD-ROM 288 pp
ISBN 978-0-7360-8117-7 $29.00 ($30.95 CDN)

ISBN 978-0-7360-8118-4 $29.00 ($30.95 CDN)
Look for sample content and more at HumanKinetics.com
HEALTH-RELATED FITNESS AND ACTIVITY PROGRAMS FITNESSGRAM
Assess
Three areas of
fitness
AEROBIC
CAPACITY
MUSCULAR STRENGTH,
ENDURANCE, and FLEXIBILITY
BODY
COMPOSITION
Report
Customized results to students and parents

Fitnessgram provides accurate assessments that are unique to each student according to their age,
gender, and level of health-related fitness based on multiple components, not just a single measure.
These reports use the criterion-referenced Healthy Fitness Zone standards that research has shown
accurately measure the level of physical fitness necessary for good health.
Fitnessgram reports
aid goal setting and program planning,
provide an outstanding communication tool for teachers, administrators, parents, and guardians,
help educate students about how to improve their overall health, and
are easily accessible through email, saving paper and providing added privacy.
Fitnessgram software also features powerful data management and statistical reporting tools that
support data-driven decision making. These features not only make it easy to implement Fitnessgram
throughout school systems of all sizes, but also measure outcomes in ways that support curriculum goals
and allow educators to effectively advocate for physical education programs and the funding to support
them.
Educate
Part of quality physical education
Fitnessgram is the educational component that is essential to a quality physical education program.
Information from the reports allows teachers to determine student fitness and activity levels. From there,
Human Kinetics is available to provide Fitness for Life and Physical Best, programs designed to complement
Fitnessgram and help schools implement a comprehensive physical activity curriculum.
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HEALTH-RELATED FITNESS AND ACTIVITY PROGRAMS FITNESSGRAM
Fitnessgram 10 Launches Fall 2013!
Improvements to the gold standard fitness assessment and reporting tool
Fitnessgram, in partnership with NFL Play 60, is constantly evolving to meet customer needs. As knowledge in science and technology expands, Fitnessgram
remains cutting edge with the launch of the new and improved Fitnessgram 10. This enhanced platform reaffirms its place as the gold standard for health-related
fitness assessment and reporting for youth.
Keys to Fitnessgrams success:

1. Nationally recognized experts on the Fitnessgram Scientific Advisory Board
(see www.fitnessgram.net for a list of members) evaluate research, assess best

practices, and adjust the Healthy Fitness Zone standards, calculations, and
protocols to match the best science available.

With more than 30 years of experience, this renowned board is dedicated to

ensuring that Fitnessgram remains the best tool for using fitness assessments,
reporting, data analysis, and communication to support fitness education. New
features of Fitnessgram 10 include the following:

An updated PACER equation will be used to predict VO2max

The Fitnessgram standards and CDC values for BMI are now aligned
Fitnessgram cognitive tests and new Activitygram survey will be available via
student app
2. Fitnessgram 10 offers a valuable technological improvementa fully hosted

solution that removes the need to purchase servers and involve IT staff in
installing the program. In keeping with the worldwide move to hosted software,
Fitnessgram 10 is hosted with its founders and developers on servers at The
Cooper Institute. A modest annual subscription fee provides complete hosting,
full tech support, all updates and enhancements, and new benefits as they
become available.
The Fitnessgram team also is hard at work adding many new features that will be integrated
into the program as they are completed. There will be no need to purchase new versions in
the futureall the new features are automatically provided as part of your subscription.
While the hosted approach to software is highly beneficial to customers, we do
recognize that some schools, districts, or states may want Fitnessgram 10 to be
installed on their own servers. To meet this need, we also offer Fitnessgram 10
Enterprise Version. Ask your sales representative for complete information if you
prefer this approach.
NOTE, only authentic Fitnessgram software, developed by The Cooper Institute and
available from Human Kinetics, incorporates The Cooper Institutes Healthy Fitness
Zone standards. Only authentic Fitnessgram software allows you to determine whether
your students Fitnessgram test scores place them in the Healthy Fitness Zone based
on these research based, criterion-referenced standards developed by the Fitnessgram
Scientific Advisory Board.
We continue to add enhancements and new features to Fitnessgram. To keep up with the
latest developments and learn more about Fitnessgram, go to
www.Fitnessgram.net
or contact your Human Kinetics K-12 education consultant for a price quote at
Toll-free phone 1-855-473-7345 Email k12sales@hkusa.com
HEALTH-RELATED FITNESS AND ACTIVITY PROGRAMS FITNESS FOR LIFE

CMYK
The Fitness for Life Elementary School approach

Supported by research
Ideal resource for Lets Move! Active Schools
The research is accumulating in support of the whole school approach to physical
education that is the core of the Fitness for Life Elementary School program.
Institute of Medicine (IOM) of the National Academy of Sciences. After an
extensive review of the research, the IOM recommended a whole-school approach
for promoting physical activity, which matches the approach taken by the Fitness
for Life Elementary School program (see page 6). To implement the whole school
approach the report recommends:
At least 60 minutes per day of vigorous- or moderate-intensity physical
activity, more than half of which should be accomplished during regular
school hours.
Quality physical education, including a minimum of 150 minutes per week
for elementary school students. Fitness for Life Elementary School includes
special physical education lesson plans for whole school wellness weeks,
consistent with the IOM plan.
Exercise breaks in the classroom should contribute to recommendation daily
physical activity for youth, Fitness for Life Elementary School includes videos
and lesson plans for classroom exercise (brain) breaks.
Additional opportunities for physical activity before and after school hours,
including but not limited to active transport, before- and afterschool
programming, and intramural and extramural sports, should be made
accessible to all students. Fitness for Life Elementary School includes a
Wellness Coordinators Guide with planning details for this type of activity.
Want to learn more about how to apply the latest childhood

physical activity research to your teaching?
Read more about research published in the American Journal of Preventive
Medicine and the Journal of Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance by visiting
our website at http://tinyurl.com/FitnessforLifeResearch
The Lets Move! Active Schools program, launched by First Lady Michelle Obama,
is a comprehensive program that empowers school championsPE teachers,
classroom teachers, principals, administrators, and parentsto create active
environments that enable all students to get moving and reach their potential.
A Lets Move! Active School promotes a whole school approach including
opportunities in five key areas:
1. Physical education
2. Physical activity during school
3. Physical activity before and after school
4. Family and community involvement
5. Staff involvement
Fitness for Life Elementary School provides these opportunities through activities,
ready-to-use videos, lesson plans, special events, signs, and much more.
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HEALTH-RELATED FITNESS AND ACTIVITY PROGRAMS FITNESS FOR LIFE

ELEMENTARY School
Facilitate total school involvement with

this innovative multimedia program.
Middle School
Expose students to a wide variety of

physical activities while teaching the
benefits of healthy, active lifestyles.
Interactive high school textbooks being developed for physical

education, health, and dance
Even though they wont be available until late spring 2014, its not too early to start planning for four
exciting new textbook suites for physical education, health, and dance that greatly expand your teaching
options. These textbook suites are flexible so they meet whatever approach you favor, from learning on
the move to flipping the classroom and every option in between. And they also allow a variety of delivery
platforms, from traditional print supported by comprehensive web resources to a fully interactive iPad
version. A variety of e-book options will also be available.
High School
Set students on the path for lifelong

fitness and health by teaching selfmanagement and assessment.
Following are the four textbook suites under development:

Fitness for Life, Sixth Edition

Health for Life
Discovering Dance
Experiencing Dance, Second Edition
Each will offer student and teacher extras, including video, presentation slides, interactive art, vocabulary
cards, worksheets, and quizzes that provide immediate feedback to students. The teacher edition will also
include lesson plans, task cards, and tests.
Contact your sales representative today to learn more and sign up to receive sample materials as soon as
they become available in spring 2014.
For more information go to www.FitnessforLife.org, or contact your K12 sales

representative toll-free at 855-HPERD-HK or k12sales@hkusa.com
HEALTH EDUCATION
Teaching Stress Management helps current and
preservice teachers understand the causes and effects of
stress in students. Combining evidence-based research
and practical applications, including 199 low- to no-cost
activities, this handy text enables teachers to
teach students to manage stress in healthy ways
become an advocate for stress management instruction
in your school, and
equip students with skills they can use throughout
their lives.
In addition, Teaching Stress Management will help
teachers meet the National Health Education Standards
with an overall focus on standard 7, in which students
practice health-enhancing behaviors.
Nanette E. Tummers, EdD
ISBN 978-0-7360-9336-1 $29.00 ($30.95 CDN) C
Grades K-12, College
Also see
Stress Management...............................................................................page 9
ISBN 978-0-7360-7016-4 $29.00 ($30.95 CDN) C
Grades K-12
Stephen J. Virgilio, PhD

ISBN 978-0-7360-5281-8 $20.95 ($22.95 CDN) C
Grades PreK-1
Anne-Marie Ludovici-Connolly
Foreword by Jim Winkler
ISBN 978-0-7360-7965-5 $34.00 ($36.95 CDN) C
College/Adult
Learning Through Movement and Music: Exercise Your Smarts gets upper
elementary and middle school students moving while they learn about their
bodies, health, fitness concepts, and measuring their fitness abilities. Learning
Through Movement and Music is a book and DVD package that includes
background information and song lyrics for each activity, video clips, lyric
handouts, activity assessments, and teacher answer keys.
Debby Mitchell and GeoMotion Group, Inc.
2012 Paperback with DVD 96 pp
ISBN 978-1-4504-1299-5 $39.00 ($41.95 CDN)
Grades 3-7
Marilyn Grechus, PhD

ISBN 978-0-7360-8985-2 $16.00 ($16.95 CDN) C
Grades K-12
Chris Wells and Kurtis Johnson

2010 35-minute DVD
ISBN 978-0-7360-8171-9 $24.95 ($26.95 CDN) C
Grades K-5
Roger F. Puza
ISBN 978-0-7360-5982-4 $35.00 ($37.95 CDN) C
Grades 6-12
American College of Sports Medicine

ISBN 978-0-7360-9337-8 $21.95 ($23.95 CDN) C
College/Adult
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HEALTH EDUCATION Higher Ed Texts

Healthy and Sustainable Fundraising Activities offers
a range of nonfood, ecofriendly, and physically active
fundraising alternatives to conventional food and product
sales. Clear and complete explanations in the text provide
the necessary information and tools to help the even
inexperienced fundraisers organize successful ecofriendly
and health-inspired fundraisers in the community.
A great alternative to traditional elementary health texts

Health education can be challenging to fit into your busy schedule. That is
why we developed the World of Wellness Health Education series (WOW!). This
series enables you to teach your students the importance of leading an active
and healthy life. Through the school year theyll learn about healthincluding
physical activity and nutritionwhile strengthening their abilities in reading,
writing, and other cross-curricular topics. Each level of the World of Wellness
Health Education series consists of the following:
a teachers guide
a teachers resource CD-ROM
a student book that corresponds to the students levels
Jenine De Marzo, EdD, Anne Gibbone EdD, Greg Letter, PhD,

and Catherine I. Klein, PhD
ISBN 978-1-4504-1281-0 $20.00 ($21.95 CDN) C
Grades K-12
Lillian W.Y. Cheung, DSc, Steven L. Gortmaker, PhD,
Hank Dart, MS, and Sari Kalin, MS
ISBN 978-0-7360-6940-3 $62.00 ($66.95 CDN) C
Grades 4-5
WOW! functions as a group of kitswithout the cost of a kit! The student texts
are affordably priced and make health textbooks something that can be included
in your schools budget!
For more information on the World of Wellness Health Education series, visit
www.WOWHealth.org or contact your sales representative at 800-747-4457 or
email k12sales@hkusa.com. In Canada, contact Jake Rondot at
1-800-465-7301 or JakeR@hkcanada.com.
Chris Hopper, PhD, Bruce Fisher, and Kathy D. Munoz, EdD, RD
ISBN 978-0-7360-6538-2 $39.00 ($41.95 CDN) C
Grades K-6
Jill Carter, MA, EdM, Jean Wiecha, PhD, Karen E. Peterson, ScD,
Suzanne Nobrega, MS, and Steven L. Gortmaker, PhD
ISBN 978-0-7360-6918-2 $62.00 ($66.95 CDN) C
Grades 6-8
Also see
Fitness for Life Elementary School........................................................... page 7
PE Connections...................................................................................... page 14
Teaching Healthy Lifestyles in Middle School Physical Education.......... page 15

Health on Demand and Health and Wellness for Life
provide professors teaching general ed health courses
the option to customize their student textbooks to match
their syllabi. Use the ready-made Health and Wellness
for Life or match the texts content to the unique needs of
your setting and your students only pay for the material
youll actually cover. For a complete list of chapters, visit
www.HKHealthonDemand.com.
Brian J. Sharkey, PhD, and Steven E. Gaskill, PhD

2013 Hardback 456 pp
ISBN 978-0-7360-9937-0 $37.00 ($39.95 CDN)
College/Adult
NEW!
Human Kinetics
ISBN 978-0-7360-6850-5 $62.00 ($66.95 CDN)
College
Allen W. Jackson, EdD, James R. Morrow, Jr., PhD, David W. Hill, PhD,
and Rod K. Dishman, PhD
ISBN 978-0-7360-5205-4 $39.00 ($41.95 CDN)
College/Adult
Online Study Guide (free with textbook purchase)

ISBN 978-0-7360-9591-4 $27.00 ($28.95 CDN)
Visit www.HumanKinetics.com/
PhysicalActivityforHealthandFitness
Visit www.HumanKinetics.com/HealthonDemand
Customize your own health text!
Contact your higher ed sales rep at 800-747-4457 or
HigherEd@hkusa.com
Also Available:
Physical Activity for Health and Fitness Lab Manual
ISBN 978-0-7360-8988-3 $16.00 ($16.95 CDN)
College/Adult
NEW EDITION!
Christian Paths to Health and Wellness, Second Edition allows instructors
to empower students to take responsibility and initiative for their own
health, fitness, and wellness as part of their daily liveswhile offering that
instruction in a Christian context. This practical text is based on sound,
cutting-edge scientific research and Christian principles and presents
information from multiple Christian perspectives that create a balanced
approach to health and wellness.
Peter Walters, PhD, and John Byl, PhD, Editors
ISBN 978-1-4504-2454-7 $45.00 ($48.95 CDN) C
Grades 9-12, College/Adult
NEW!
Stress Management: A Wellness Approach presents student-tested tools for
managing stress in six dimensions: physical, emotional, intellectual, social,
spiritual, and environmental. The book takes a holistic view of managing stress
rather than looking only at the symptoms. It draws heavily from leading research
and best practices from experts in the field of positive psychology, helping
college students focus on their strengths.
ISBN 978-1-4504-3166-8 $39.00 ($41.95 CDN)
College
Valerie A. Ubbes, PhD, CHES
ISBN 978-0-7360-5627-4 $34.00 ($36.95 CDN)
Grades PreK-8, College
ChristianPathstoHealthandWellness
PHYSICAL EDUCATION Preschool

Rae Pica
ISBN 978-0-7360-7149-9 $24.00 ($25.95 CDN) C
Grades PreK-3
Evridiki Zachopoulou, PhD, Jarmo Liukkonen, PhD,

Ian Pickup, PhD, and Niki Tsangaridou, PhD
ISBN 978-0-7360-7539-8 $36.00 ($38.95 CDN)
Grades PreK-3
Jane Watkinson
ISBN 978-0-7360-7001-0 $26.00 ($27.95 CDN) C
Grades PreK-3
Renee M. McCall, MS, and Diane H. Craft, PhD

ISBN 978-0-88011-976-4 $30.00 ($31.95 CDN) C
Grades PreK
Also see
Active Start for Healthy Kids..................................................................................... page 8
Fitness for Life Elementary School............................................................................ page 7
PE Connections......................................................................................................... page 9
World of Wellness Health Education series................................................................ page 8
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PHYSICAL EDUCATION Comprehensive School Physical Activity and Wellness

Judith E. Rink, PhD, Tina J. Hall, PhD, and Lori H. Williams, PhD
ISBN 978-0-7360-8060-6 $52.00 ($55.95 CDN) C
Visit www.HumanKinetics.com/SchoolwidePhysicalActivity
for details.
Theresa Purcell Cone, PhD, Peter Werner, PED,

and Stephen L. Cone, PhD
ISBN 978-0-7360-7215-1 $38.00 ($40.95 CDN) C
Grades K-5, College
Anthony Dowson
ISBN 978-0-7360-7730-9 $25.00 ($26.95 CDN) C
Grades K-12
Anthony Dowson and Keith E. J. Morris

ISBN 978-0-7360-5438-6 $24.00 ($25.95 CDN) C
Grades K-11
Barb Wnek
ISBN 978-0-7360-5955-8 $17.95 ($18.95 CDN) C
Grades K-7
Maggie C. Burk
ISBN 978-0-7360-4105-8 $22.00 ($23.95 CDN) C
Grades K-5
Jeff Carpenter
ISBN 978-0-7360-4604-6 $24.00 ($25.95 CDN) C
Grades K-5
Charmain Sutherland
ISBN 978-0-7360-9079-7 $36.00 ($38.95 CDN) C
Grades 5-8
Human Kinetics
2008 43-minute DVD
ISBN 978-0-7360-7430-8 $24.95 ($26.95 CDN) C
Grades PreK-5
Human Kinetics
2008 49-minute DVD
ISBN 978-0-7360-7431-5 $24.95 ($26.95 CDN) C
Grades 5-9
Charmain Sutherland
ISBN 978-0-7360-5770-7 $35.00 ($37.95 CDN) C
Grades K-8
Human Kinetics in conjunction with Fit Kids Productions, Inc.

2005 Approx 50-minute DVD
ISBN 978-0-7360-6013-4 $22.95 ($24.95 CDN) C
Grades K-9
Also see
Everybody Move, Second Edition.......................................................................page 29
Fitness for Life Elementary School.....................................................................page 5
Hip-Hop Health DVD...........................................................................................page 7
Promoting Language Through Physical Education...........................................page 26
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FUN/UNUSUAL EQUIPMENT
Fitness on the Ball: A Core Program for Brain and Body
includes over 110 exercises for people of all ages in
a variety of settings, including gyms, classrooms,
workplaces, and homes. The exercises are great fun, and
they help participants increase strength, flexibility, and
cardiorespiratory fitness. The exercises are also easy to
follow and well illustrated, making this a practical and
user-friendly resource.
Anne Spalding and Linda E. Kelly, EdD
ISBN 978-0-7360-6847-5 $34.00 ($36.95 CDN) C
Grades K-12, Adult
Great Games for Big Activity Balls presents 73 games for

big activity balls, with more than 70 variations of physical
activities and games that have two common themes: fun
and physical activity. The games are ideal for all ages and
abilities and for the gym, the outdoors, or whatever setting
you work in.
Todd Strong and Bernie DeKoven
ISBN 978-0-7360-7481-0 $21.00 ($22.95 CDN) C
Grades K-12, Adult
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Having a Ball: Stability Ball Games shows you how to

get kids bouncing, laughing, moving, and having great
funall as they improve their fitness skills with 73
stability ball games, with variations, that teach balance
and coordination. Whether youre using these games in a
fitness center, recreation program, or school, theyll be a
hit with kids because the games are a blastand using
nontraditional equipment helps to level the playing field so
everyone gets to participate equally.
John Byl, PhD
ISBN 978-0-7360-7254-0 $21.00 ($22.95 CDN) C
Grades K-12
Scooter Games offers 100-plus creative and challenging

games, including interdisciplinary activities for kids to
learn coopertive play, teamwork, problem solving, and
sportsmanship while enjoying a fun physical activity.
Tony L. Larson
ISBN 978-0-7360-6527-6 $22.00 ($23.95 CDN) C
Grades K-8
Todd Strong and Dale N. LeFevre

2006 Paperback with 32-minute DVD 160 pp
ISBN 978-0-7360-6363-0 $29.00 ($30.95 CDN) C
Grades K-12
Jim Stiehl, PhD, and Dan Chase

ISBN 978-0-7360-6777-5 $21.00 ($22.95 CDN) C
Grades K-12
John Byl, PhD, Herwig Baldauf, Pat Doyle, and Andy Raithby
ISBN 978-0-7360-6392-0 $23.95 ($25.95 CDN) C
Grades K-12
Jim Stiehl, PhD, and Tim B. Ramsey

ISBN 978-0-7360-4831-6 $22.00 ($23.95 CDN) C
Grades 3-12
Rene Bibaud
2008 110-minute DVD
ISBN 978-0-7360-7128-4 $25.95 ($27.95 CDN) C
Grades 2-6
Bev Davison
ISBN 978-0-88011-779-1 $20.00 ($21.95 CDN) C
Grades K-8
Bernie DeKoven
Illustrated by Bob Gregson
ISBN 978-0-7360-5207-8 $19.95 ($21.95 CDN) C
Grades K-12, Adult
Ben Wixon
Foreword by Chris Wez Lundry
ISBN 978-0-7360-7426-1 $26.00 ($27.95 CDN) C
Grades 1-12
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BRAIN/PHYSICAL ACTIVITY CONNECTION

Jill A. Johnstone and Molly Ramon
2011 Paperback with Web resource 240 pp
ISBN 978-1-4504-0154-8 $35.00 ($37.95 CDN) C
Grades PreK-4
Mary Ellen Clancy, PhD

ISBN 978-0-7360-5096-8 $20.00 ($21.95 CDN) C
Grades K-8
Jenine M. De Marzo, EdD

ISBN 978-0-7360-8289-1 $22.00 ($23.95 CDN) C
Grades K-6
Ronald Dienstmann
ISBN 978-0-7360-7417-9 $22.00 ($23.95 CDN) C
Grades K-5
Gareth Long, Harvey Grout, and Stuart Taylor

ISBN 978-0-7360-9510-5 $18.00 ($18.95 CDN) C
Grades K-12
TEAMBUILDING
Daniel W. Midura and Donald R. Glover
ISBN 978-0-7360-5088-3 $39.00 ($41.95 CDN) C
Grades K-12
Brent D. Wolfe, PhD, and Colbey Penton Sparkman

ISBN 978-0-7360-7992-1 $26.00 ($27.95 CDN) C
Grades 9-12, College
HEALTH-RELATED FITNESS EDUCATION

Stephen J. Virgilio, PhD
ISBN 978-1-4504-0255-2 $35.00 ($37.95 CDN)
Grades K-6
PE4life with Ken Reed

ISBN 978-1-4504-1345-9 $27.00 ($28.95 CDN) C
Grades K-12
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PE4life
Foreword by Kenneth H. Cooper
ISBN 978-0-7360-5778-3 $40.00 ($42.95 CDN) C
Grades K-12
J.D. Hughes
ISBN 978-0-7360-5635-9 $24.00 ($25.95 CDN) C
Grades K-8
J.D. Hughes
ISBN 978-0-7360-4179-9 $29.00 ($30.95 CDN) C
Grades PreK-6
Donald R. Glover and Daniel W. Midura

ISBN 978-0-87322-359-1 $20.95 ($22.95 CDN) C
Grades 4-12
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TEACHING RESPONSIBLE BEHAVIOR

Using Physical Activity and Sport to Teach Personal and
Social Responsibilityshows you how to implement a character
education program in your school or community organization.
In this text, Watson and Clocksin provide the practical tools for
applying Hellisons Teaching Personal and Social Responsibility
(TPSR) model to sport and fitness activities.
NEW!
Doris L. Watson, PhD, and Brian D. Clocksin, PhD

Foreword by Paul M. Wright and David Walsh
ISBN 978-1-4504-0472-3 $29.00 ($30.95 CDN)
Grades K-12
Don Hellison, PhD

Foreword by Daryl Siedentop, PED
ISBN 978-0-7360-9470-2 $26.00 ($27.95 CDN) C
Grades K-12
Sandy Hagenbach
2011 Spiral-bound with CD-ROM 216 pp
ISBN 978-0-7360-8431-4 $39.00 ($41.95 CDN) C
Grades K-5
Judy Demers
ISBN 978-0-7360-7206-9 $24.00 ($25.95 CDN) C
Grades 6-12
Thomas M. Fleming, PhD, and Lisa Bunting, MS

ISBN 978-0-7360-5910-7 $29.00 ($30.95 CDN) C
Grades K-8
With 50 Games for Going Green: Physical Activities That Teach Healthy
Environmental Concepts, teachers and youth leaders will find easy-to-present
games and activities to inspire and educate students about caring for the
environment. These activities help students learn the value of reducing,
reusing, and recycling and explore concepts of carbon footprint reduction,
climate change, and global warming while making caring for the Earth a
tangible, memorable, and fun experience.
Carol Scaini
ISBN 978-1-4504-1990-1 $19.00 ($20.95 CDN) C
Grades 4-9
Cheryl A. Stevens
ISBN 978-0-7360-6022-6 $27.00 ($28.95 CDN) C
ServiceLearningforHealthPhysicalEducationandRecreation
Terry Orlick, PhD

ISBN 978-0-7360-5797-4 $24.95 ($26.95 CDN) C
Grades PreK-5
Jeff Carpenter
ISBN 978-0-7360-6362-3 $26.00 ($27.95 CDN) C
Grades 4-9
Barry W. Lavay, PhD, Ron French, EdD, and Hester L. Henderson, PhD
ISBN 978-0-7360-4911-5 $39.00 ($41.95 CDN) C
Grades K-12
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Donald R. Glover and Leigh Ann Anderson

ISBN 978-0-7360-4504-9 $27.00 ($28.95 CDN) C
Grades K-5
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OUTDOOR EDUCATION/OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES
NEW!
Disscovering Orienteering: Skills, Techniques, and Activities

offers a systematic approach to learning, teaching, and
coaching orienteering. Discovering Orienteering presents
the basic skills and techniques of the sport for beginners.
It also functions as a review for advanced orienteers,
featuring stories of orienteering experiences to illustrate the
fun, challenge, and adventure of the sport.
Dan DeJager and Catherine Himberg, PhD

ISBN 978-0-7360-6924-3 $21.00 ($22.95 CDN) C
Grades 5-12
Charles Ferguson, PhD, and Robert Turbyfill

Orienteering USA, Editor
ISBN 978-0-7360-8423-9 $35.00 ($37.95 CDN) C
Grades PreK-12, College/Adult
Ken Gilbertson, PhD, Timothy Bates, Terry McLaughlin,

and Alan Ewert, PhD
ISBN 978-0-7360-4709-8 $48.00 ($51.95 CDN) C
Grades K-12
Crystal Gorwitz
ISBN 978-0-7360-8678-3 $26.00 ($27.95 CDN) C
Grades 6-8
Jeff Steffen, PhD, and Jim Stiehl, PhD, Editors

ISBN 978-0-7360-7999-0 $42.00 ($44.95 CDN) C
Grades 6-12
Bridget A. Duoos and Anne M. Rykken

ISBN 978-0-7360-9701-7 $32.00 ($34.95 CDN) C
Grades K-12, College/Adult
Bob Stremba, EdD, and Christian Bisson, EdD, Editors

ISBN 978-0-7360-7126-0 $52.00 ($55.95 CDN) C
J. Kevin Taylor, PhD, DuAnn Kremer, PhD, Katherine Pebworth, PhD,

and Peter Werner, PED
ISBN 978-0-7360-8331-7 $26.00 ($27.95 CDN) C
Grades K-12
Kevin Redmond, Andrew Foran, PhD and Sean Dwyer, Editors

ISBN 978-0-7360-7131-4 $49.00 ($52.95 CDN) C
Grades 9-12
League of American Bicyclists

ISBN 978-0-7360-8717-9 $30.00 ($31.95 CDN) C
Grades 6-12, Adult
Mark Wagstaff, EdD, and Aram Attarian, PhD, Editors

ISBN 978-0-7360-6699-0 $67.00 ($71.95 CDN) C
Grades 9-12
Project Adventure, Dick Prouty, AB, Jane Panicucci, MAEd,

and Rufus (Ruthanne) Collinson, Editors
ISBN 978-0-7360-6179-7 $35.00 ($37.95 CDN) C
Grades K-12
For more on these titles, including e-book and iPad versions with video,
visit HumanKinetics.com/OutdoorAdventures.
Camille J. Bunting, PhD

ISBN 978-0-7360-5502-4 $36.00 ($38.95 CDN) C
Grades 5-10
Also see
Canoeing and Kayaking for People With Disabilities..........................page 29
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American Sport Education Program

Athletes First, Winning Second
Offer coaching and officiating courses for
your students
Train the next generation of coaches

The updated fourth edition of Successful Coaching offers
new information on social media, bullying and hazing,
drug abuse, and nutrition. Covering the principles of
coaching, behavior, teaching, physical training, and
team management, Successful Coaching is the most
comprehensive resource available today on the subject of
coaching. Successful Coaching demonstrates that being a
successful coach is not just about Xs and Os and winning
gamesits about coaching young people to become
successful athletes and human beings.
Local youth sport organizations and park districts are always

in need of coaches, and high school students with a passion
for sports and for working with kids are ideal candidates
for these programs. Whether the call comes next summer to
help out with the local youth league or years later as a parent
volunteer, or students choose coaching as a profession, they
will be better prepared for the future through the coaching
courses you offer today.
Successful Coaching, Fourth Edition

Rainer Martens, PhD
ISBN 978-1-4504-0051-0 $49.95 ($53.95 CDN)
Sport officials are also in great demand by park districts,

sport organizations, and tournament directors. Consider
offering an officiating course in your curriculum. Your
students can train to be umpires and refereesa potentially
lucrative summer job.
American Sport Education Program (ASEP) texts and courses
will help you to develop a sport curriculum that instructs and
inspires. For more information on adopting ASEP resources,
contact your K-12 sales representative at
800-747-4457 or k12sales@hkusa.com.
A guide to the care and prevention of athletic

injuries
NEW
EDITION!
Sport First Aid provides your student-coaches with action

steps for the care and prevention of 110 athletic injuries and
illnesses. New in the fifth edition are the latest protocols for
CPR administration from the American Heart Association
and guidelines for prevention, recognition, and treatment
of concussion from the Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention. Every coach should have training in first aid
before working with athletes, and Sport First Aid is the best
resource for learning to be a competent first responder.
Sport First Aid, Fifth Edition
Melinda J. Flegel
ISBN 978-1-4504-6890-9 $39.95 ($42.95 CDN) TENTATIVE
Expose your students to the field of sports

officiating
Written by a team of officiating practitioners, Successful
Sports Officiating guides your students in becoming
effective officials regardless of the sport. Included
are discussions of officiating objectives, conduct,
communication skills, decision making, and conflict
management. The book is endorsed by the National
Association of Sports Officials (NASO).
Successful Sports Officiating, Second Edition
American Sport Education Program
ISBN 978-0-7360-9829-8 $24.95 ($26.95 CDN)
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COACHING EDUCATION AND CERTIFICATION
Ready-made coaching courses offer students certification option

Successful Coaching is not only an excellent
textbook for a high school elective course, its also
the primary text for the Coaching Principles course
offered by ASEP. Coaching Principles is part of
ASEPs coaching certification program, recognized
by numerous state high school associations,
state departments of education, and individual
school districts in meeting coaching education
requirements. By offering your students the option
to take the ASEP Coaching Principles course in
conjunction with your class, you will prepare them
for ASEPs certification test. In most instances, your
students will be one step closer to being certified
to coach at the high school level in your statea
certification that will travel with them for a lifetime.
ASEP also offers a Sport First Aid course, based

on the text of the same title, which satisfies
coaching education requirements of dozens of
state high school associations, state departments
of education, and individual school districts.
Many states require both Coaching Principles and
Sport First Aid as components of their coaching
education programs.
Get Started!
Contact your Human Kinetics K-12 sales
representative for more information on receiving
complimentary desk copies of Coaching Principles
and Sport First Aid course materials for your review
and implementing these courses in your physical
education and health curricula. Teacher ancillaries
are available free to course adopters.
About ASEP
A division of Human Kinetics, Inc., the American
Sport Education Program (ASEP) is the leading
provider of youth, high school, and elite-level
coaching education in the United States. Rooted in
the philosophy of Athletes first, winning second,
ASEP courses and resources are used by local, state,
and national sport organizations; more than 30 state
high school associations; and 200 colleges and
universities in certifying coaches. For more than 30
years, ASEP has led the way in making sport a safe,
successful, and enjoyable experience for all involved.
For more information on ASEP sport education
courses and resources, call 800-747-5698, e-mail
ASEP@hkusa.com, or visit www.ASEP.com.
In addition to teaching as quarter- or semester-long

courses, consider offering ASEP courses to your
students through weekend or summer clinics for
credit toward graduation.
Access free resources to assist with your coaching and administrative tasks at www.ASEP.com/FreeDownloads
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SPORT CONCEPTS AND SKILLS

NIRSA
ISBN 978-1-4504-4711-9 $10.00 ($10.95 CDN)
Grades 9-12, Adult
NEW EDITION!
Joy I. Butler, EdD, and Linda L. Griffin, PhD, Editors
ISBN 978-0-7360-8334-8 $32.00 ($34.95 CDN)
Grades K-12
Play Practice features a comprehensive analysis of skilled performance in sport

and couples it with a framework for designing challenging quality learning
experiences. The second edition has been updated and expanded with a greater
range of authentic practical examples. It highlights strategies for engaging
learners and details how play can be used to improve performances at every
level in all sports.
Peter Hastie
ISBN 978-0-7360-8590-8 $27.00 ($28.95 CDN) C
Grades K-12
Dennis Slade
ISBN 978-0-7360-7518-3 $31.00 ($32.95 CDN)
Grades K-12
Alan Launder and Wendy Piltz

Forword by Daryl Siedentop
ISBN 978-0-7360-9700-0 $35.00 ($37.95 CDN)
Grades K-12
Marianne Torbert, PhD
ISBN 978-0-7360-9029-2 $27.00 ($28.95 CDN) C
Jim Stiehl, PhD, G.S. Don Morris, PhD, and Christina Sinclair, PhD
ISBN 978-0-7360-5921-3 $32.00 ($34.95 CDN) C
Grades K-8
Sean M. Bulger, EdD, Derek J. Mohr, EdD, Richard M. Rairigh,

and J. Scott Townsend, EdD
ISBN 978-0-7360-4639-8 $44.00 ($47.95 CDN) C
Grades 6-12
David C. Griffey, PhD, and Lynn D. Housner, PhD

ISBN 978-0-7360-4175-1 $28.00 ($29.95 CDN)
Grades K-12
Linda L. Griffin, PhD, and Joy I. Butler, EdD, Editors

ISBN 978-0-7360-4594-0 $30.00 ($31.95 CDN)
Grades K-12
Kevin Kaardal
ISBN 978-0-88011-688-6 $30.00 ($31.95 CDN) C
Grades 6-12
Also see
Complete Guide to Sport Education................................................................ page 21
Teaching Sport Concepts and Skills, Third Edition......................................... page 21
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PHYSICAL EDUCATION
GYMNASTICS
NEW!
TECHNOLOGY IN PE
Tumbling Basics helps teachers new to tumbling break

down each skill into small, easy-to-teach stepsno
matter your level of tumbling experience. Youll learn seven
tumbling skills that provide the basis for any tumbling
program. Tumbling Basics also includes exercises to help
students improve their strength and flexibility to perform
skills successfully.
Kathleen Ortiz
ISBN 978-1-4504-3206-1 $29.00 ($30.95 CDN) C
Grades K-12
Teaching Children Gymnastics will help you tailor a

gymnastics program to your teaching situation while
combining the best facets of developmental skills,
health-related fitness, and conceptual learning. It covers
designing gymnastics sequences; behavior management,
inclusion, and advocacy; and provides information based
on revised national standards and assessment.
Peter H. Werner, PED, Lori Williams, PhD, and Tina Hall, PhD
ISBN 978-1-4504-1092-2 $36.00 ($38.95 CDN)
Grades K-5
Lindsay Broomfield
ISBN 978-0-7360-8658-5 $44.00 ($47.95 CDN)
Grades K-6
Eric Malmberg, EdD

ISBN 978-0-7360-3394-7 $28.00 ($29.95 CDN) C
Grades K-8
Heart Education: Strategies, Lessons, Science, and Technology for

Cardiovascular Fitness uses heart monitoring technology to help students
learn concepts of cardiovascular fitness in a fun and innovative way. Heart
Educations 10-step program provides a series of modules with lesson plans,
making it simple to present and easy to learn.
Deve Swaim
2012 Paperback with Web Resource 256 pp
ISBN 978-1-4504-0184-5 $39.00 ($41.95 CDN)
Grades 6-12
J. Kevin Taylor, PhD, DuAnn Kremer, PhD, Katherine Pebworth, PhD,
and Peter Werner, PED
ISBN 978-0-7360-8331-7 $26.00 ($27.95 CDN) C
Grades K-12
Darla M. Castelli, PhD, and Leah Holland Fiorentino, EdD

ISBN 978-0-7360-6055-4 $34.00 ($36.95 CDN) C
Grades K-12
Heather C. Palmer
ISBN 978-0-7360-4242-0 $29.00 ($30.95 CDN) C
Grades K-12
Debby Mitchell, Barbara Davis, and Raim Lopez

with Stormy Gunther, illustrator
ISBN 978-0-7360-0124-3 $38.00 ($40.95 CDN) C
Grades 6-12
Robert P. Pangrazi, PhD, Aaron Beighle, PhD, and Cara L. Sidman, PhD
ISBN 978-0-7360-6272-5 $24.00 ($25.95 CDN) C
Grades K-12
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ASSESSMENT
Duane V. Knudson, PhD
Foreword by Shirl Hoffman, EdD
ISBN 978-1-4504-2103-4 $74.00 ($79.95 CDN)
Grades 9-12, Adult
NEW
EDITION!
QualitativeDiagnosisOfHumanMovement
Dianne S. Ward, EdD, Ruth P. Sanders, PhD,

and Russell R. Pate, PhD
ISBN 978-0-7360-5132-3 $44.00 ($47.95 CDN) C
Grades K-12
Assessment-Driven Instruction in Physical Education: A Standards-Based

Approach to Promoting and Documenting Learning shows you how to use
standards-based assessment to advance and support student learning in
middle and high school physical education programs. With this text and web
resource, youll learn how to develop assessments and gather information that
helps you monitor student progress, structure effective lessons, and make
grading more accurate and systematic.
Jacalyn Lund, PhD, and Mary Lou Veal, EdD
ISBN 978-1-4504-1991-8 $34.00 ($36.95 CDN) C
Grades 6-12
Greg Bert and Lisa Summers
ISBN 978-1-4504-1271-1 $35.00 ($37.95 CDN) C
Grades K-12
The Cooper Institute

2010 Paperback with CD-ROM and DVD 152 pp
ISBN 978-0-7360-9992-9 $37.00 ($39.95 CDN)
Jacalyn Lea Lund, PhD, and Mary Fortman Kirk, PhD

2010 Paperback and CD-ROM 288 pp
ISBN 978-0-7360-8360-7 $44.00 ($47.95 CDN) C
Grades 6-12
Visit www.HumanKinetics.com/PerformanceBased
AssessmentforMiddleandHighSchoolPhysicalEducation
Liz Giles-Brown
ISBN 978-0-7360-5796-7 $39.00 ($41.95 CDN) C
Grades 3-9
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Jarmo Liukkonen, PhD, Yves Vanden Auweele, PhD,

Beatrix Vereijken, PhD, Dorothee Alfermann, PhD,
and Yannis Theodorakis, PhD, Editors
ISBN 978-0-7360-6240-4 $50.00 ($53.95 CDN)
Grades K-12
Vincent J. Melograno, EdD

2006 Paperback w/CD-ROM 288 pp
ISBN 978-0-7360-5924-4 $39.00 ($41.95 CDN) C
Grades K-12
Christine J. Hopple
ISBN 978-0-7360-4405-9 $45.00 ($48.95 CDN) C
Grades K-6
Robert M. Malina, PhD, Claude Bouchard, PhD,

and Oded Bar-Or, MD
ISBN 978-0-88011-882-8 $96.00 ($103.95 CDN)
Grades K-12, Adult
Also see
Assessment for Everyone:
Modifying NASPE Assessments to Include All Children...................................... page 24
Everyone Can!................................................................................................... page 22
Fitnessgram.....................................................................................................page 4-5
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PHYSICAL EDUCATION Higher Ed Texts
NEW
EDITION!
The third edition of the popular book Teaching Sport

Concepts and Skills : A Tactical Games Approach for Ages
7 to 18 now covers the elementary level as well as middle
and secondary levels. It shows teachers how to move from
a traditional to a tactical games teaching approach with
detailed unit and lesson plans, a DVD-ROM with video
clips and reproducibles, and a standards-linked Game
Performance Assessment Instrument (GPAI).
Elementary teachers will learn to use games to teach
invasion, net, wall, striking, field, and target sports.
Middle and high school teachers will learn tactical
games to help students develop skills for 12 sports,
including soccer, lacrosse, and flag football. Includes
330+ ready-to-use lesson plans.
NEW!
Stephen A. Mitchell, PhD, Judith L. Oslin, PhD,

and Linda L. Griffin, PhD
ISBN 978-1-4504-1122-6 $59.00 ($63.95 CDN) C
Survive and Thrive as a Physical Educator: Strategies

for the First Year and Beyond offers support and
guidance for the unique challenges of teaching. Both
new and veteran teachers will find ideas and advice
and real-life examples.The book discusses issues such
as adapting to the work environment, understanding
the school culture, communicating with parents, and
avoiding burnout.
Alisa R. James, EdD
ISBN 978-1-4504-1199-8 $29.00 ($30.95 CDN) C
Flow: Achieving Excellence Through Challenge offers

instructors an interactive new approach for teaching
students about flow. The authors interview people who
are intensely involved in their chosen activities and the
interviewees contagious excitement brings this concept to
life. This multimedia package provides action video clips and
interviews, interactive learning activities, ready-to-print inclass and at-home assignments, and discussion starters.
Introduction to Teaching Physical Education: Principles

and Strategies is the perfect initiation for undergrads
planning to become teachers. The text provides a solid
background on the physical education field along with the
ins and outs they need to know to become successful K-12
professionals. No other introductory text so successfully
blends the theoretical, practical, and inspirational aspects
of teaching physical education, combining authoritative
information with a highly engaging style.
Daniel G. Yoder, PhD, Virginia Dilworth, PhD, and Michael D.

Lukkarinen, PhD
2011 35-minute DVD-ROM
ISBN 978-0-7360-8925-8 $27.00 ($28.95 CDN)
Jane M. Shimon, EdD

2011 Hardback with online student resource 240 pp
ISBN 978-0-7360-8645-5 $62.00 ($66.95 CDN)
Lawrence F. Locke, PhD, and Dolly Lambdin, EdD

ISBN 978-0-7360-4531-5 $30.00 ($31.95 CDN)
Grades K-12
IntroductiontoTeachingPhysicalEducation
PHYSICAL EDUCATION RESEARCH

Complete Guide to Sport Education, Second Edition,
will help your students keep children active. It offers
theory and application for games, sports, and fitness
activities. The teacher resources make it easy to
prepare for, administer, and assess the program.
Children learn skills, fair play, and responsibility and
the importance of remaining active outside of school.
Print and online format:

ISBN 978-0-7360-5313-6
Subscription rates and more information online at
www.HumanKinetics.com/JTPE
Daryl Siedentop, PED, Peter A. Hastie, PhD,

and Hans van der Mars, PhD
ISBN 978-0-7360-9838-0 $39.00 ($41.95 CDN)
Visit HumanKinetics.com/
CompleteGuideToSportEducation
The HK Journals app provides journal subscribers with a

convenient tool for accessing their complete subscription
in a mobile format. iPhone- or iPad-compatible, available
for free from the Apple App Store.
NEW!
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PHYSICAL EDUCATION
American Kinesiology Association
ISBN 978-0-7360-9566-2 $24.95 ($26.95 CDN) C
College/Adult
Katherine T. Thomas, PhD, Amelia M. Lee, PhD,

and Jerry R. Thomas, EdD
2008 Paperback with DVD-ROM 472 pp
ISBN 978-0-7360-6704-1 $68.00 ($72.95 CDN)
Grades K-5
Visit www.HumanKinetics.com for details.
Teaching Children Physical Education: Becoming a Master Teacher, Third

Edition weaves research-based information with firsthand experience in a
conversational tone. This easy-to-read book is full of practical advice based
on what really works in todays gymnasiums and playgrounds and includes a
DVD featuring video clips showing teachers in real-life situations as well as
easy-to-print worksheets from the book.
George Graham, PhD
ISBN 978-0-7360-6210-7 $52.00 ($55.95 CDN) C
Grades K-5
Visit HumanKinetics.com/TeachingChildrenPhysicalEducation
Karen Weiller Abels, PhD, and Jennifer M. Bridges, PhD

ISBN 978-0-7360-7456-8 $38.00 ($40.95 CDN) C
Grades K-5
Luke E. Kelly, PhD, Janet A. Wessel, PhD, Gail M. Dummer, PhD,

and Thomas Sampson
2010 Paperback with online resource 160 pp
ISBN 978-0-7360-6212-1 $62.00 ($66.95 CDN) C
Grades K-5
A. Vonnie Colvin, EdD, Nancy J. Egner Markos, CAPE,

and Pamela J. Walker
2008 Spiral-bound with CD-ROM 64 pp
ISBN 978-0-7360-6748-5 $32.00 ($34.95 CDN) C
Grades K-6
Susan K. Lynn, Darla M. Castelli, Peter Werner,

and Stephen L. Cone
ISBN 978-0-7360-5609-0 $34.00 ($36.95 CDN)
Grades K-12
David L. Gallahue, EdD, and Frances Clelland Donnelly, PED

2003 Hardback with CD-ROM and journal subscription 744 pp
ISBN 978-0-7360-7120-8 $85.00 ($91.95 CDN)
Grades K-5
Visit www.HumanKinetics.com for details.
Also see
Physical Education for Lifelong Fitness:
The Physical Best Teachers Guide, Third Edition............................................ page 3
Bonnie S. Mohnsen, PhD
ISBN 978-0-7360-6849-9 $54.00 ($57.95 CDN) C
Grades 5-8
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PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Human Kinetics is proud to publish AAHPERDs all-new National Standards
& Grade-Level Outcomes for K-12 Physical Educationcoming in spring 2014!
The forthcoming National Standards & Grade-Level Outcomes for K-12 Physical Educationwritten by the American Alliance for Health, Physical Education,
Recreation and Dancewill be the comprehensive guide you need to align your curriculum and instruction with the new (2013) standards.
Heres what the book will contain:
The new National Standards for Physical Education
Sample assessments and guidance for creating your own rubrics
Student outcomes for each grade level
Identification of all critical elements for fundamental movement skills
Are you ready to take on the challenge of producing physically literate individuals for the 21st century? Visit www.aahperd.org/whatwedo/nationalStandards.cfm
for more information about the new national standards, and watch for us to announce the release of National Standards & Grade-Level Outcomes for K-12 Physical
Education next spring!
The fourth edition of Principles of Safety in
Physical Education and Sport contains practical
advice on the safety factors to consider when
teaching sport and physical activity programs,
including cycling, volleyball, and lacrosse.
Checklists and outlines help facilitate lesson
planning, as do pre-class safety checks.
Neil J. Dougherty, Editor

ISBN 978-0-88314-934-8
$58.00 ($62.95 CDN) retail/$40.60 AAHPERD
National Standards for K-12 Physical

Education (2013)
PE Metrics: Assessing National Standards

1-6 in Secondary School extends PE Metrics
assessments to the secondary level with readyto-use assessments addressing the basic skills
that students should have, a CD-ROM full of
assessments covering student performance
toward National Standards, including test
banks for easy reproduction, and access to
online video clips that offer motion analysis,
and depict acceptable performance and

common errors for each Standard 1 skill.
To pursue a lifetime of healthful physical

activity, a physically literate individual . . .
PE Metrics: Assessing National Standards

1-6 in Elementary School, Second Edition is
the standards-based, cognitive and motor
skill assessment package that uses valid and
reliable evaluation tools to measure student
progress toward the National Standards for
Physical Education. With PE Metrics, youll be
able to assess competency in motor skills and
movement patterns; understanding of movement
concepts, principles, strategies and tactics, fitness
concepts, and characteristics of a physically active

lifestyle; and knowledge of social responsibility
andappropriate behavior during physical activity.
Participates regularly in physical activity
American Alliance for Health, Physical

Education, Recreation and Dance
ISBN 978-0-88314-952-2
$55.00 ($58.95 CDN) retail/$40.00 AAHPERD
member price
Grades K-5
Values physical activity and its

contributions to a healthful lifestyle
American Alliance for Health, Physical

Education, Recreation and Dance
ISBN 978-0-88314-960-7
$55.00 ($58.95 CDN) retail, $40.00 AAHPERD
Grades 6-12
Designing and Implementing Effective Adapted

Physical Education Programs will assist
adapted and general physical educators who
are dedicated to ensuring that the physical and
motor needs of all their students are addressed
in physical education. While its typical for
adapted physical educators to take the lead in
many of the planning and assessing decisions
addressed in this book, the content has been
organized and presented in such a manner as to

facilitate its use by all physical educators.
As the cost of construction for physical activity,

recreation, sport and health-related facilities
skyrockets, it becomes ever more paramount
for those who plan, design, build and use these
facilities to have access to a comprehensive
facilities guide. Since 1946, Facility Planning
and Design for Health, Physical Activity,
Recreation and Sport, now in its thirteenth
edition, has been the bible for teachers,
administrators and other sport- and activityrelated personnel.
Luke Kelly, PhD

ISBN 978-1-57167-673-3
member price
Thomas H. Sawyer, EdD, Editor

2009 Spiral-bound Approx 576 pp
ISBN 978-1-57167-720-4
member price
Adult
The goal of physical education is to develop

physically literate individuals who have the
knowledge, skills, and confidence to enjoy a
lifetime of healthful physical activity.
Has learned the skills necessary to

participate in a variety of physical
activities
Knows the implications of and the
benefits from involvement in various
types of physical activities
Is physically fit
Standard 1. The physically literate individual

demonstrates competency in a variety of
motor skills and movement patterns.
applies knowledge of concepts, principles,
strategies, and tactics related to movement
and performance.
demonstrates the knowledge and skills to
achieve and maintain a health-enhancing
level of physical activity and fitness.
exhibits responsible personal and social
behavior that respects self and others.
recognizes the value of physical activity for
health, enjoyment, challenge, self-expression,
and social interaction.
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Smart PE Moves is a comprehensive guidebook that
offers dozens of block plans and lesson plans and sample
assessments for the following types of activities: target,
fitness, net and wall, outdoor, individual and personal
performance, and striking and fielding. A must have for all
middle school physical educators!
Mara Manson, EdD, and Ariela Herman, EdD
ISBN 978-0-88314-949-2
$65.00 ($69.95 CDN) retail/$45.50 AAHPERD member price
Grades 6-8
The Physical Educators Guide to Successful Grant Writing

is all you need for researching funding sources, writing a
winning proposal, and managing the project. The enclosed
CD-ROM lists funding sources and their websites.
Louis E. Bowers, PhD
ISBN 978-0-88314-951-5
Grades K-12
Meeting the Physical Education Needs of Children With

Autism Spectrum Disorder offers PE teachers practical
strategies and activities for working with students with
autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in inclusive class settings.
Strategies include communication, behavior management,
class management, creating visual system, addressing
sensory needs and modeling skills.
Assessment for Everyone expands on selected books

in NASPEs Assessment Series to ensure that physical
education teachers can assess all students, including
those with disabilities, in a variety of ways. It also helps
physical educators create instructional alignment by using
assessment to determine students abilities and develop
appropriate instruction for each student.
Melissa G.F. Alexander, PhD, and Susan M. Schwager, EdD

ISBN 978-0-88314-965-2
Grades PreK-12
Ellen Kowalski, PhD, Lauren Lieberman, PhD, Luis Columna, PhD,

Renee McCall, Jacalyn Lea Lund, PhD, and John Foley, PhD
ISBN 978-0-88314-950-8
Grades PreK-12, College
Physical Activity & Sport provides students and teachers alike

with the essentials for 23 sports and activities. Each chapter
includes detailed descriptions and illustrations of basic
skills, rules and scoring, game strategies, and practice ideas.
Includes a CD-ROM of assessments, practice plans, and more.
Neil J. Dougherty, Editor
ISBN 978-0-88314-935-5
Concepts and Principles of Physical Education is the guidebook

for designing and teaching what K-12 PE students will
need to master to lead healthy, active lifestyles well into the
21st century. The text explores key principles in an easy-touse format, while preparing readers for National Board for
Professional Teaching Standards certification.
Bonnie Mohnsen, PhD, Editor
ISBN 978-0-88314-942-3
$65.00 ($69.95 CDN) retail/$45.50 member price
National Standards and Guidelines for Physical Education

Teacher Education includes the national standards for initial
PE teacher education and advanced PE teacher education
in one comprehensive guidebook. Provides guidance on the
2008 initial and advanced national PE teacher training
standards as well as sample rubrics and guidance on
preparing for NASPE/NCATE reviews.
Supersized PE guides physical education teachers in

teaching overweight students. The text is a hands-on tool
for creating a high-quality program that helps overweight
students learn how to be physically active over a lifetime.
Josh Trout and David Kahan
ISBN 978-0-88314-927-0
Grades PreK-12
Navigating the Program Evaluation Process for PETE

& Kinesiology covers creating and maintaining a
continuous evaluation system to improve PETE and
kinesiology programs and ease the mad rush for data
when it comes time to prepare an accreditation report.
It includes easy-to-follow practices for collecting,
organizing, and retrieving program data; developing
outcomes; creating rubrics; and compiling an NCATE SPA
report.
Terry A. Senne, PhD, and Jacalyn L. Lund, PhD
ISBN 978-0-88314-954-6
College
National Association for Sport and Physical Education

ISBN 978-0-88314-931-7
College
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PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Creative Physical Education: Integrating Curriculum
Through Innovative PE Projects offers a creative extended
learning experience centered on the development,
performance, and organization of student-created
games. This all-in-one resource contains both a
teachers guide and a student workbook, plus a CD-ROM
containing the project worksheets, which can be modified
and printed for class use. Great for physical education
teachers looking for a fresh approach!
John Quay and Jacqui Peters
ISBN 978-1-4504-2105-8 $24.95 ($26.95 CDN)
Grades K-8, College
Urban Physical Education targets the teaching circumstances

and conditions of urban schools with innovative instructional
practices and 39 culturally diverse and contemporary
activities, including urban dances, parkour, urban golf,
freestyle basketball, and fitness routines. Each includes
a brief description, a simplified teaching process, key
instructional points, alignment with NASPE national
standards, and a basic closure activity.
Rhonda L. Clements, EdD, and Amy Meltzer Rady, EdD
ISBN 978-0-7360-9839-7 $32.00 ($34.95 CDN)
Grades 6-12
Best New Games, Updated Edition, is the most

comprehensive collection of New Games currently
available, presenting games for getting acquainted,
developing sensitivity and trust, building teamwork, and
opening and closing play sessions. The updated edition
showcases video of 15 New Games in action, a game
finder, and information on how New Games can be used to
meet education and physical activity standards.
Maureen K. LeBoeuf, EdD, and Lawrence F. Butler, EdD, Editors

ISBN 978-0-7360-6074-5 $35.00 ($37.95 CDN) C
Michael Baccarini and Tiina Booth

ISBN 978-0-7360-5093-7 $24.95 ($26.95 CDN) C
David Oatman, EdD

ISBN 978-0-7360-6282-4 $30.00 ($31.95 CDN) C
Grades K-6
John Byl, PhD

ISBN 978-0-7360-4849-1 $27.00 ($28.95 CDN) C
Grades K-12
June Decker and Monica Mize

ISBN 978-0-7360-3430-2 $28.00 ($29.95 CDN) C
Grades K-12
Dale N. Le Fevre
ISBN 978-1-4504-2188-1 $29.95 ($31.95 CDN) C
Grades K-12, Adult
Also available as an enhanced e-book through Amazon (for Kindle),
iBookstore (for iPad), or Barnes & Noble (for Nook).
Joan L. Neide, EdD

ISBN 978-0-7360-7486-5 $23.00 ($24.95 CDN) C
Grades 6-12
John Byl, PhD

ISBN 978-0-7360-3455-5 $22.00 ($23.95 CDN) C
Grades K-12
Howie Weiss
ISBN 978-0-7360-6829-1 $22.00 ($23.95 CDN) C
Grades K-8
Steps to Successthe most carefully developed set of books
ever published for learning sport skills.
For more information visit www.HumanKinetics.com/stepstosuccess
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MULTICULTURAL
Promoting Language Through Physical Education helps
physical education teachers integrate non-English speakers
and Deaf children in their classes. Games and strategies
allow teachers to infuse language into their classes. The
DVD-ROM presents common terms in both Spanish and
American Sign Language and offers many reproducibles.
Luis Columna, PhD and Lauren Lieberman, PhD
ISBN 978-0-7360-9451-1 $29.00 ($30.95 CDN) C
Grades K-12
YOUTH STRENGTH TRAINING

W. Larry Kenney, PhD, Jack H. Wilmore, PhD, and David L. Costill, PhD
2012 Hardback with keycode 640 pp
ISBN 978-0-7360-9409-2 $104.00 ($111.95 CDN)
Includes web study guide
Visit HumanKinetics.com/PhysiologyOfSportAndExercise
Susan Kay Hillman, ATC, PT, Editor
2012 Hardback with Web Resource 640 pp
ISBN 978-0-7360-8285-3 $98.00 ($105.95 CDN)
Gayle L. Horowitz
ISBN 978-0-7360-7394-3 $20.00 ($21.95 CDN) C
Grades 5-12
Also see
Multicultural Dance Treasure Chest................................................................page 32
PHYSICAL EDUCATION LESSON PLANS

Isobel Kleinman
ISBN 978-0-7360-7123-9 $62.00 ($66.95 CDN) C
Grade 5-12
Mary Hirt and Irene Ramos

ISBN 978-0-7360-5779-0 $32.00 ($34.95 CDN) C
Grades 5-8
Dorothy B. Zakrajsek, PhD, Lois A. Carnes, and Frank Pettigrew Jr., PhD
ISBN 978-0-7360-4485-1 $59.00 ($63.95 CDN) C
Grades 6-12
Lorin A. Cartwright, MS, ATC, and William A. Pitney, EdD, ATC, FNATA
ISBN 978-0-7360-8373-7 $71.00 ($76.95 CDN)
Visit HumanKinetics.com/FundamentalsofAthleticTraining
Avery D. Faigenbaum, EdD, and Wayne L. Westcott, PhD
Foreword by Lyle J. Micheli
ISBN 978-0-7360-6792-8 $24.95 ($26.95 CDN) C
Grades 2-12
Engage Communications, Inc.

2006 92-minute DVD
ISBN 978-0-7360-6420-0 $21.95 ($21.95 CDN) C
Grades 5-12
Graham Fishburne, PhD, Heather McKay, PhD,

and Stephen Berg
ISBN 978-0-7360-4486-8 $25.00 ($26.95 CDN) C
Grades PreK-8
Also see
Smart PE Moves for Middle School Students...................................................page 24
Teaching Middle School Physical Education, Third Edition..............................page 22
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Questions to consider when including students with disabilities in

mainstream athletic programs
By Ronald W. Davis, PhD
The Office for Civil Rights issued a Dear Colleague Letter in January of
2013 addressing schools obligations to provide extracurricular athletic
opportunities for students with disabilities. Under Section 504 of the
Rehabilitation Act of 1973, this guidance clarified how schools should
include students with disabilities in mainstream athletic programs,
defined what equal treatment of student athletes with disabilities
means, and provided a road map to create adapted athletic programs for
students with disabilities.
Fueled by the results of the Government Accountability Office (GAO)
investigation on how physical
education and extracurricular
athletic opportunities for students
with disabilities are provided in
schools, the following findings
were reported:
There must be safe and
effective use of sport
equipment
Program personnel
need to be highly qualified
and utilize appropriate
teaching techniques to
include behavior
management skills
Curriculum needs to be
accessible
Assessment, progress, and
achievement strategies
need to meet the needs
of youth with
disabilities
Laws requiring integration
of students with disabilities
could not be clearer; students
with disabilities should have
meaningful participation, equal opportunities and inclusion with
students without disabilities to the maximum extent possible.
Some basic questions to consider include the following:
Do schools have an obligation to provide equal extracurricular
athletic opportunities for students with disabilities?
Certainly; schools are required to provide students with disabilities
equal opportunities to participate in extracurricular sporting activities
including club, varsity and intramural sports programs.
What does an equal opportunity for participation mean?

Schools must conduct an individualized assessment on the student with
a disability to determine how to provide reasonable accommodations to
the fullest extent possible in athletic programs. School systems should
be able to modify existing practices or rules in order to include a student
with a disability.
What qualifies as an individualized assessment of a student with
disability?
An individualized assessment means that school systems must be able
to evaluate, on a case by case basis,
a student with a disability based on
the specific nature of their disability
and the specific accommodations
needed for them to participate in the
athletic program.
What determines whether an
accommodation that the student
with disability requests is
reasonable?
A reasonable accommodation is one
that does not fundamentally change
the essential competition and nature
of the sport or gives the student with
a disability a competitive advantage
over non-disabled competitors.
Should schools create adapted
teams or programs for individuals
with disabilities?
Yes, whenever there are students
with disabilities who cannot
participate in the existing athletics
programs even with reasonable
accommodations.
Read more from this article on our website at http://tinyurl.com/
TeachingDisabilitySport
Ronald W. Davis, PhD, is a professor of adapted physical education in
the department of kinesiology at Texas Womens University.
Learn about the book!
Ronald W. Davis
2011 Hardback with DVD 280 pp
ISBN 978-0-7360-8258-7 $49.00 ($52.95 CDN) C
Grades K-12
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Inclusive Physical Activity is a text and reference for
exercise and physical activity practitioners committed to
offering optimal physical activity programming to people
of differing abilities in school, recreation, sports, and
community fitness settings. The updated second edition
offers strategies for physical activity programming
across the life span, from infancy to adulthood.
Susan L. Kasser, PhD, and Rebecca K. Lytle, PhD
ISBN 978-1-4504-0186-9 $56.00 ($59.95 CDN)
Grades K-12, Adult
Teresa Sullivan, Cindy Slagle, T.J. Hapshie, Debbie Brevard,

and Vic Brevard
Foreword by Lauren J. Lieberman, PhD
ISBN 978-0-7360-8991-3 $21.00 ($22.95 CDN) C
Grades K-12
E. Ann Davis
Foreword by Lauren Lieberman, PhD
ISBN 978-1-4504-0199-9 $25.00 ($26.95 CDN) C
Grades K-12
Lindsay K. Canales and Rebecca K. Lytle, PhD

ISBN 978-0-7360-9597-6 $22.00 ($23.95 CDN) C
Grades K-12
Pattie Rouse
ISBN 978-0-7360-7485-8 $22.00 ($23.95 CDN) C
Grades K-12
Lauren J. Lieberman, PhD, and Cathy Houston-Wilson, PhD

ISBN 978-0-7360-6247-3 $39.00 ($41.95 CDN) C
Grades K-12
Kiwi Bielenberg
ISBN 978-0-7360-7214-4 $20.00 ($21.95 CDN) C
Grades K-6
Lauren J. Lieberman, PhD, Editor, and the American

Association for Physical Activity and Recreation
ISBN 978-0-7360-6804-8 $32.00 ($34.95 CDN) C
Grades PreK-12
National Consortium for Physical Education and Recreation for

Individuals with Disabilities
Luke E. Kelly, Editor
ISBN 978-0-7360-4603-9 $35.00 ($37.95 CDN) C
Grades K-12, Adult
Claudia Emes and Beth P. Velde

ISBN 978-0-7360-4561-2 $26.00 ($27.95 CDN)
College/Adult
Karen P. DePauw, PhD, and Susan J. Gavron, PED

ISBN 978-0-7360-4638-1 $57.00 ($61.95 CDN)
College/Adult
Also see
Fitness on the Ball, Second Edition.................................................................... page 12
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ADAPTED PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Joseph P. Winnick, EdD, Francis X. Short, PED
ISBN 978-0-7360-0021-5 $35.00 ($37.95 CDN)
Grades 5-12
Pattie Rouse
ISBN 978-0-7360-5432-4 $24.00 ($25.95 CDN)
Grades K-12
Adapted Physical Education and Sport, Fifth Edition, offers a comprehensive look
at providing high-quality physical education and sport experiences for people
through age 21 with disabilities. Readers learn best practices and applications for
inclusion and discover how to develop individualized education programs.
Billye Ann Cheatum, PhD, and Allison A. Hammond, EdD

ISBN 978-0-88011-874-3 $27.95 ($29.95 CDN) C
Grades K-12
Joseph P. Winnick, EdD, Editor

2011 Hardback with DVD 656 pp
ISBN 978-0-7360-8918-0 $97.00 ($104.95 CDN)
DVD sold separately: Brockport Physical Fitness Test DVD
ISBN 978-1-4504-1293-3 $35.95 ($38.95 CDN)
College
Ancillaries Available
Visit HumanKinetics.com/AdaptedPhysicalEducationandSport
Vicky Goosey-Tolfrey, PhD

Foreword by Sir Philip Craven, MBE
ISBN 978-0-7360-8676-9 $34.00 ($36.95 CDN) C
Michael Horvat, EdD, Martin E. Block, PhD, and Luke E. Kelly, PhD
ISBN 978-0-7360-5107-1 $52.00 ($55.95 CDN)
Grades K-12
Monica Lepore, EdD, G. William Gayle, PhD, CAPE,

and Shawn Stevens, EdD
ISBN 978-0-7360-5730-1 $59.00 ($63.95 CDN)
The Ladies Professional Golf Association with Dan Drane, PhD

and Martin Block, PhD
ISBN 978-0-88011-979-5 $24.95 ($26.95 CDN) C
Grades 9-12, Adult
Janet A. Zeller
ISBN 978-0-7360-8329-4 $32.00 ($34.95 CDN) C
Grades 9-12, Adult
Print and online format: ISBN 978-0-7360-5307-5

Subscription rates and more information online at
www.HumanKinetics.com/APAQ
Also see
Assessment for Everyone....................................................................................... page 24
Inclusive Creative Movement and Dance............................................................... page 30
Meeting the Physical Education Needs of Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder.......page 24
Moving With A Purpose............................................................................................ page 9
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DANCE
STUDENT TEXTS
Human Kinetics Interactive Dance Series includes resources for modern dance, ballet, and tap dance that support introductory dance technique courses
taught through dance, physical education, and fine arts departments. Each student-friendly text includes a web resource offering video clips of dance
instruction, learning aides, assignments, and activities. The Interactive Dance Series offers students a guide to learning, performing, and viewing dance.
Lisa Lewis, PhD
ISBN 978-1-4504-1198-1 $39.00 ($41.95 CDN) C
Gayle Kassing, PhD

2013 Paperback with Web Resource Approx 176 pp
ISBN 978-1-4504-0249-1 $39.00 ($41.95 CDN) C
NEW!
NEW!
Gayle Kassing, PhD

ISBN 978-0-7360-6035-6 $72.00 ($77.95 CDN)
Miriam Giguere, PhD

2014 Paperback Approx 184 pp
ISBN 978-1-4504-0517-1 $39.00 ($41.95 CDN) C
Available November 2013
Visit HumanKinetics.com/HistoryofDance
NEW!
Helene Scheff, Marty Sprague, and Susan McGreevy-Nichols

ISBN 978-0-7360-5187-3 $27.00 ($28.95 CDN)
Ancillary Available
Instructor Guide CD-ROM ISBN 978-0-7360-5454-6
FREE to course adopters. Call for details.
Constance A. Schrader
ISBN 978-0-7360-5189-7 $29.00 ($30.95 CDN)
Ancillary Available
Instructor Guide CD-ROM ISBN 978-0-7360-5506-2
FREE to course adopters. Call for details.
MOVEMENT EDUCATION
CIRA Ontario
2010 Paperback with DVD-ROM and music CD 256 pp
ISBN 978-0-7360-8231-0 $59.00 ($63.95 CDN) C
Grades K-8
John Price Bennett, EdD and Pamela Coughenour Riemer

2006 Paperback with music CD 272 pp
ISBN 978-0-7360-5148-4 $39.00 ($41.95 CDN) C
Grades K-12
Lynnette Young Overby, PhD, Beth C. Post, and Diane Newman

2005 Paperback with music CD and DVD 320 pp
ISBN 978-0-7360-4642-8 $61.00 ($65.95 CDN) C
Grades K-5
Sheila Kogan
ISBN 978-0-7360-4409-7 $42.00 ($44.95 CDN) C
Grades K-6
Karen A. Kaufmann
ISBN 978-0-7360-4863-7 $35.00 ($37.95 CDN) C
Grades K-12
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Teaching Movement Education: Foundations for Active Lifestyles......................... page 22
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DANCE
TEACHER RESOURCES
Dynamic Alignment Through Imagery, Second Edition,
presents nearly 500 illustrated exercisesincluding numerous
exercises that are set to music and available on the Human
Kinetics websiteto help you understand and achieve proper
posture and alignment and release excess stress. This new
edition includes over 600 illustrations of anatomical imagery
and updated chapters with the latest information on dynamic
alignment and imagery.
Teaching Children Dance, Third Edition, assists both

student learners and practitioners in understanding
the components and benefits of childrens dance and in
developing the skills required for enhancing or initiating
dance as part of a physical education or arts education
curriculum. It provides 31 ready-to-use lessons that bring
fun and challenging dance experiences to elementary-aged
children of all ability levels.
Eric Franklin
ISBN 978-0-7360-6789-8 $32.95 ($35.95 CDN)
Theresa Purcell Cone and Stephen L. Cone

ISBN 978-1-4504-0253-8 $36.00 ($38.95 CDN) C
Grades K-5
Justine Reeve
ISBN 978-1-4504-0214-9 $25.00 ($26.95 CDN) C
Wendy R. Oliver, EdD

ISBN 978-0-7360-7610-4 $29.00 ($30.95 CDN) C
Helene Scheff, Marty Sprague, and Susan McGreevy-Nichols

ISBN 978-0-7360-8023-1 $64.00 ($68.95 CDN) C
Grades K-12
National Dance Association

Fran Anthony Meyer, PhD, CHES, Editor
ISBN 978-0-7360-5788-2 $42.00 ($44.95 CDN) C
Grades K-12
Karen Clippinger
ISBN 978-0-88011-531-5 $72.00 ($77.95 CDN)
College/Adult
Jacqui Greene Haas

ISBN 978-0-7360-8193-1 $23.95 ($25.95 CDN) C
Brenda Pugh McCutchen

ISBN 978-0-7360-5188-0 $69.00 ($74.95 CDN)
Grades K-12
Gayle Kassing, PhD, and Danielle M. Jay, PhD

ISBN 978-0-7360-0240-0 $62.00 ($66.95 CDN)
Grades K-12
Contact your sales representative for more information.
Jennifer Salk
2010 165-minute DVD
ISBN 978-0-7360-9657-7 $39.95 ($42.95 CDN)
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DANCE
DANCE LESSON PLANS
SPECIFIC GENRES
Sally Carline
ISBN 978-1-4504-0198-2 $36.00 ($38.95 CDN) C
Grades K-5
Judi Fey
2011 Paperback with DVD-ROM and music CD 192 pp
ISBN 978-0-7360-8367-6 $69.00 ($74.95 CDN) C
Grades 6-8
Marty Sprague, Helene Scheff, and Susan McGreevy-Nichols

2006 Paperback w/CD-ROM 224 pp
ISBN 978-0-7360-3000-7 $36.00 ($38.95 CDN) C
Grades K-12
Susan McGreevy-Nichols, Helene Scheff, and Marty Sprague

2005 Paperback with card deck 176 pp
ISBN 978-0-7360-5089-0 $37.00 ($39.95 CDN) C
Grades K-12
COMPOSITION/CHOREOGRAPHY
NEW EDITION!
Feel confident on the dance floorstep by step! This third edition ofSocial
Dance: Steps to Successwill teach you all the moves for 10 of todays most
popular dance styles:merengue, four-count swing, waltz, six-count swing and
hustle, foxtrot, polka, cha-cha, rumba, tango, and salsa and mambo.
Judy Patterson Wright, PhD
ISBN 978-0-7360-9507-5 $24.95 ($26.95 CDN) C
Visit HumanKinetics.com/SocialDanceStepstoSuccess
Dudley Laufman and Jacqueline Laufman

Foreword by Ted Levin
2009 Paperback with DVD and 2 approx 78-minute music CDs 216 pp
ISBN 978-0-7360-7612-8 $65.00 ($69.95 CDN) C
Janice Pomer
2009 Paperback with music CD and companion Web site 208 pp
ISBN 978-0-7360-6790-4 $44.00 ($47.95 CDN)
Grades 9-12
Sandra Cerny Minton, PhD

ISBN 978-0-7360-6476-7 $27.95 ($29.95 CDN) C
Human Kinetics
2007 Volumes 1 & 2 with 2 booklets,
2 CDs and 2 DVDs
ISBN 978-0-7360-7145-1 $102.95 ($110.95 CDN) C
Grades K-12
Individual components available for purchase separately.
Visit the website for details.
Pamela Anderson Sofras

ISBN 978-0-7360-5532-1 $49.00 ($52.95 CDN)
Grades 9-12
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TITLE INDEX
101 Classroom Games...................................................13
101 Fun Warm-Up and Cool-Down Games......................25
2013&2014 NIRSA Flag & Touch Football Rules Book
& Officials Manual.....................................................18
50 Games for Going Green.............................................14
AAHPERDs all-new National Standards & Grade-Level
Outcomes for K-12 Physical Education.....................23
Accessible Golf...............................................................29
Active Bodies, Active Brains...........................................13
Active Start for Healthy Kids............................................8
Adapted Aquatics Programming....................................29
Adapted Games & Activities...........................................29
Adapted Physical Activity....................................... 27-29
Adapted Physical Activity Quarterly (APAQ)....................29
Adapted Physical Education and Sport..........................29
Adapted Physical Education National Standards...........28
Adventure Education......................................................15
Adventure Racing Activities for Fun and Fitness............15
All Active........................................................................28
Alpine Skiing..................................................................15
Archery Steps to Success...............................................25
American Sport Education Program....................... 16-17
Assessment...................................................................20
Assessment for Everyone................................................24
Assessment-Driven Instruction in Physical Education With
Web Resource..............................................................20
Basketball Steps to Success..........................................25
Beginning Ballet ...........................................................30
Beginning Modern Dance...............................................30
Beginning Tap Dance.....................................................30
Best New Games............................................................25
Brain/Physical Activity Connection..............................13
Brockport Physical Fitness Test Manual, The..................29
Build It So They Can Play...............................................28
Building Dances.............................................................32
Building Strong Bones & Muscles..................................26
Canoeing........................................................................15
Canoeing and Kayaking for People With Disabilities......29
Careers in Sport, Fitness, and Exercise ........................22
Celebration Games.........................................................11
Character Education......................................................14
Character-Building Activities.........................................14
Chicken and Noodle Games............................................12
Choreography.................................................................32
Christian Paths to Health and Wellness.........................10
Climbing Walls...............................................................12
Coaching Principles online course.................................17
Co-Ed Recreational Games............................................25
Complete Guide to Health and Fitness ............................8
Complete Guide to Primary Gymnastics.........................19
Complete Guide to Sport Education................................21
Complete Physical Education Plans for
Grades 5 to 12............................................................26
Comprehensive School Physical Activity and Wellness....11
Concepts and Principles of Physical Education..............24
Cooperative Games and Sports......................................14
Core Concepts in Athletic Training and Therapy With
Web Resource..............................................................26
Creative Physical Activities & Equipment......................12
Creative Physical Education...........................................25
Dance...................................................................... 30-32
Dance About Anything....................................................32
Dance Anatomy..............................................................31
Dance Anatomy and Kinesiology.....................................31
Dance Composition........................................................32
Dance Composition Basics.............................................32

Dance Improvisations....................................................31
Dance Teaching Methods and Curriculum Design..........31
Dance Units for Middle School.......................................32
Designing and Implementing Effective Adapted Physical
Education Programs ...................................................23
Designing Effective Instructional Tasks for Physical
Education and Sports..................................................18
Developmental and Adapted Physical Activity
Assessment.................................................................29
Developmental Physical Education for All Children....... 22
Disability Sport............................................................. 28
Discovering Orienteering............................................... 15
Dynamic Alignment Through Imagery............................ 31
Early Steps Physical Education Curriculum................... 10
Eat Well & Keep Moving................................................... 9
Educating for Health..................................................... 10
Elementary Physical Education Teaching & Assessment....20
Essential Ultimate........................................................ 25
Essentials of Team Building.......................................... 13
Everybody Move!........................................................... 30
Everyone Can!............................................................... 22
Experiencing Dance....................................................... 30
Experiential Anatomy in Dance Technique DVD............. 31
Exploring Dance Forms and Styles................................ 31
Facility Planning and Design for Health, Physical Activity,
Recreation and Sport................................................. 23
Fit & Active................................................................... 25
Fit Kids Classroom Workout DVD................................... 11
Fitness & Health............................................................. 9
Fitness Education for Children...................................... 13
Fitness for Life ...........................................................6-7
Fitness on the Ball.................................................. 12, 28
Fitnessgram.................................................................4-5
Fitnessgram 10 Launches Fall 2013! ........................... 5
Fitnessgram/Activitygram Test Administration Manual.20
Flow: Achieving Excellence Through Challenge DVD...... 21
Football Steps to Success............................................. 25
Fun and Games............................................................. 11
Fun Classroom Fitness Routines Ages 10 to 14 DVD..... 11
Fun Classroom Fitness Routines Ages 4 to 9 DVD......... 11
Fun, Fitness, and Skills................................................. 25
Fun/Unusual Equipment............................................... 12
Fundamentals of Athletic Training................................ 26
Game Changer.............................................................. 13
Games for Motor Learning............................................. 13
Geocaching in Schools and Communities............... 15, 19
Get Strong 101 DVD...................................................... 26
Great Games for Big Activity Balls................................ 12
Growth, Maturation, and Physical Activity..................... 20
Having a Ball................................................................ 12
Health Education.......................................................8-10
Health Education Ideas and Activities............................ 8
Health on Demand/Health and Wellness for Life............. 9
Health-Related Fitness & Activity Programs..............3-7
Health-Related Fitness Education............................... 13
Healthy and Sustainable Fundraising Activities.............. 9
Healthy Breaks ............................................................. 13
Heart Education............................................................ 19
Hiking and Backpacking............................................... 15
Hip-Hop Health DVD........................................................ 8
History of Dance............................................................ 30
HK Journals App............................................................ 21
Implementing the National Dance Education Standards... 31
Inclusion in Physical Education ................................... 28
Inclusive Creative Movement and Dance....................... 30

Inclusive Physical Activity............................................. 28
Innovative Tools for Health Education............................. 8
Interactive Dance series................................................ 30
Interactive high school textbooks being developed for
physical education, health, and dance...................... 7
Interdisciplinary Elementary Physical Education........... 11
Interdisciplinary Learning Through Dance..................... 30
Interdisciplinary Teaching Through Outdoor Education...... 15
International Games..................................................... 26
Introduction to Teaching Physical Education................. 21
Journal of Teaching in Physical Education (JTPE).......... 21
Junkyard Sports............................................................. 12
Kayaking....................................................................... 15
KiDnastics..................................................................... 19
Learning by Choice in Secondary Physical Education.... 18
Learning Through Movement and Music.......................... 8
Lesson Plans for Creative Dance................................... 32
Lets Play! .................................................................... 10
Maximum Middle School Physical Education................. 26
Meeting Physical Education Standards Through
Meaningful Assessment............................................. 20
Meeting the Physical Education Needs of Children With
Autism Spectrum Disorder......................................... 24
Mix, Match, and Motivate.............................................. 11
More Fun and Games.................................................... 11
More Teaching Games for Understanding...................... 18
Movement Education..................................................... 30
Moving With A Purpose.................................................. 10
Multicultural Resources................................................ 26
Multicultural Folk Dance Treasure Chest....................... 32
National Standards & Guidelines for Physical Education
Teacher Education...................................................... 24
Navigating the Program Evaluation Process for PETE
and Kinesiology.......................................................... 24
No Gym? No Problem!.................................................... 11
No Standing Around in My Gym..................................... 13
Nordic Walking.............................................................. 15
Old Favorites, New Fun.................................................. 25
Outdoor Adventure Series.............................................. 15
Outdoor Education/Outdoor Activities......................... 15
Outdoor Education........................................................ 15
Parachute Games With DVD.......................................... 12
Paraeducators in Physical Education............................ 28
PE Connections............................................................. 14
PE Metrics: Assessing National Standards 1-6 in
Secondary School ...................................................... 23
PE Metrics: Assessing National Standards 1-6 in
Elementary School...................................................... 23
PE2theMax.................................................................... 13
PE4life.......................................................................... 13
Pedometer Power........................................................... 19
Perceptual-Motor Activities for Children With Web
Resource.................................................................... 13
Performance-Based Assessment for Middle and High
School Physical Education......................................... 20
Physical Activities for Improving Childrens Learning
and Behavior.............................................................. 29
Physical Activities for Young People With Severe
Disabilities................................................................. 28
Physical Activities In the Wheelchair and Out............... 28
Physical Activity & Sport for the Secondary
School Student............................................................23
Physical Activity and Nutrition for Health.........................9
Physical Activity for Health and Fitness................................. 9
33
TITLE INDEX/AUTHOR INDEX

Physical Activity Interventions in Children and
Adolescents.................................................................20
Physical Best...................................................................3
Physical Education................................................. 11-26
Physical Education Action Plans....................................11
Physical Education Assessment Toolkit..........................20
Physical Education for Lifelong Fitness............................3
Physical Education for Young Children...........................10
Physical Education Lesson Plans.................................26
Physical Education Methods for Elementary Teachers....22
Physical Education Research.......................................21
Physical Education Self-Management for Healthy, Active
Lifestyles.....................................................................14
Physical Education Technology Playbook........................19
Physical EducationHigher Ed Texts.................... 21-22
Physiology of Sport and Exercise Physiology of Sport
and Exercise................................................................26
Planet Health...................................................................9
Play Practice..................................................................18
Positive Behavior Management in Physical Activity
Settings......................................................................14
Practicum in Adapted Physical Activity..........................28
Presidential Youth Fitness Program Making a
Positive Impact............................................................3
Principles of Safety in Physical Education and Sport.....24
Physical Educators Guide to Successful Grant
Writing, The.................................................................24
Professional and Student Portfolios for Physical
Education....................................................................20
Promoting Language Barriers Through Physical
Education.....................................................................26
Psychology for Physical Educators.................................20
Putting Research to Work in Elementary Physical
Education....................................................................21
Qualitative Analysis of Human Movement......................20
Quality Lesson Plans for Outdoor Education...................15
Quality Lesson Plans for Secondary Physical Education...26
Questions to consider when including students with
disabilities in mainstream athletic programs...........27
Rene Bibauds Complete Fundamentals of Rope Jumping
DVD.............................................................................12
Rhythmic Activities and Dance......................................30
Rock Climbing................................................................15
Schoolwide Physical Activity..........................................11
Scooter Games...............................................................12
Secrets to Success in Sport & Play.................................18
Seminar in Physical Education.......................................22
Sense of Dance, A.........................................................30
Service Learning for Health, Physical Education, and
Recreation...................................................................14
Skateboarding................................................................12
Smart Cycling................................................................15
Smart PE Moves for the Middle School Student..............24
Social Dance..................................................................32
Sport Concepts and Skills.............................................18
Sport Education Seasons...............................................18
Sport First Aid................................................................16
Sport First Aid, online course.........................................17
Station Games...............................................................11
Step by Step...................................................................30
Steps to Success series..................................................25
Strategies for Inclusion..................................................28
Stress Management.......................................................10
Student-Designed Games..............................................18
Successful Coaching......................................................16
34
Successful Sports Officiating.........................................16

Supersized PE................................................................24
Survive and Thrive as a Physical Educator.....................21
Swimming Steps to Success..........................................25
Teaching Adventure Education Theory............................15
Teaching Children Dance...............................................31
Teaching Children Gymnastics.......................................19
Teaching Children Physical Education...........................22
Teaching Children Responsible Behavior.......................14
Teaching Cross-Country Skiing......................................15
Teaching Dance as Art in Education...............................31
Teaching Disability Sport...............................................27
Teaching FUNdamental Gymnastics Skills.....................19
Teaching Games for Understanding...............................18
Teaching Healthy Lifestyles in Middle School PE............15
Teaching Lifetime Outdoor Pursuits...............................15
Teaching Middle School Physical Education...................22
Teaching Movement Education.......................................22
Teaching Personal & Social Responsibility Through
Physical Activity..........................................................14
Teaching Physical Activity..............................................18
Teaching Responsible Behavior....................................14
Teaching Rhythmic Gymnastics.....................................19
Teaching Self-Defense in Secondary Physical Education.... 25
Teaching Sport Concepts and Skills...............................21
Teaching Stress Management..........................................8
Teaching the Nuts and Bolts of Physical Education.......22
Teaching Yoga for Life......................................................8
Team Building Through Physical Challenges..................13
Teambuilding.................................................................13
Team-Building Activities for the Digital Age..................13
Technical Skills for Adventure Programming..................15
Technology in PE...........................................................19
Traditional Barn Dances With Calls & Fiddling..............32
Transforming Play..........................................................18
Traversing Walls.............................................................12
Tumbling Basics............................................................19
Urban Physical Education..............................................25
Using Physical Activity and Sport to Teach Personal and
Social Responsibility...................................................14
Walking Games and Activities........................................25
Wheelchair Sport............................................................29
Winning Health Promotion Strategies...............................8
World of Wellness Health Education series (WOW!)..........9
Writing About Dance......................................................31
Youth Strength Training................................................26
Youth Strength Training.................................................26
AUTHOR INDEX
Alexander, Melissa G. F. .................................................24
American Association for Health, Physical Education,
Recreation and Dance.................................................23
American Canoe Association..........................................15
American College of Sports Medicine...............................8
American Kinesiology Association..................................22
American Sport Education Program (ASEP)....................16
Anderson Sofras, Pamela...............................................32
Ayers, Suzan ....................................................................3
Baccarini, Michael.........................................................25
Bennett, John Price........................................................30
Bert, Greg.......................................................................20
Bibaud, Rene.................................................................12
Bielenberg, Kiwi.............................................................28
Boeyink, Lois....................................................................3
Borsdorf, Laura................................................................3
Bowers, Louis E. ............................................................24

Broomfield, Lindsay........................................................19
Bulger, Sean M...............................................................18
Bunting, Camille J..........................................................15
Burk, Maggie C..............................................................11
Butler, Joy I.....................................................................18
Byl, John...................................................................12, 25
Canales, Lindsay K.........................................................28
Carpenter, Jeff......................................................3, 11, 14
Carter, Jill.........................................................................9
Cartwright, Lorin A.........................................................26
Castelli, Darla M............................................................19
Cheatum, Billye Ann.......................................................29
Cheung, Lilian W.Y...........................................................9
CIRA Ontario..................................................................30
Clancy, Mary Ellen..........................................................13
Clements, Rhonda L.......................................................25
Colby, Greg.....................................................................25
Columna, Luis................................................................26
Colvin, A. Vonnie............................................................22
Cone, Theresa Purcell.....................................................11
Cooper Institute, The.............................................. 4-5, 20
Corbin, Charles B......................................................... 6-7
Davis, E. Ann..................................................................28
Davis, Ronald W.............................................................27
Davison, Bev..................................................................12
De Marzo, Jenine M.....................................................9, 13
Decker, June...................................................................25
DeJager, Dan..................................................................15
DeKoven, Bernie.............................................................12
Demers, Judy..................................................................14
DePauw, Karen P.............................................................28
Dienstmann, Ronald......................................................13
Dougherty, Neil J. ...........................................................23
Dowson, Anthony............................................................11
Duoos, Bridget A............................................................15
Emes, Claudia................................................................28
Engage Communications, Inc........................................26
Faigenbaum, Avery D......................................................26
Ferguson, Charles..........................................................15
Fishburne, Graham........................................................26
Fit Kids Production, Inc..................................................11
Flegal, Melinda J. ..........................................................16
Fleming, Thomas M........................................................14
Franklin, Eric..................................................................31
Gallahue, David L...........................................................22
Giguere, Miriam ............................................................30
Gilbertson, Ken...............................................................15
Giles-Brown, Liz.............................................................20
Glover, Donald R.......................................................13, 14
Goosey-Tolfrey, Vicky......................................................29
Gorwitz, Crystal..............................................................15
Graham, George.............................................................22
Grechus, Marilyn..............................................................8
Grenier, Meg................................................................. 6-7
Griffey, David C..............................................................18
Griffin, Linda L...............................................................18
Hagenbach, Sandy.........................................................14
Hastie, Peter..................................................................18
Haywood, Kathleen.........................................................25
Hellison, Don..................................................................14
Hillman, Susan Kay........................................................26
Hirt, Mary.......................................................................26
Hopper, Chris...................................................................9
Hopple, Christine J.........................................................20
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AUTHOR INDEX
Horowitz, Gayle L............................................................26
Horvat, Michael..............................................................29
Hughes, J.D....................................................................13
Human Kinetics..........................................................9, 11
Jackson, Allen W...............................................................9
James, Alisa R................................................................21
Johnstone, Jill A..............................................................13
Kaardal, Kevin................................................................18
Kasser, Susan L..............................................................28
Kassing, Gayle...............................................................30
Kaufmann, Karen A........................................................30
Kelly, Luke E.............................................................22, 23
Kenney, W. Larry.............................................................26
Kipp, Ronald..................................................................15
Kleinman, Isobel............................................................26
Knudson, Duane V..........................................................20
Kogan, Sheila.................................................................30
Kowalski, Ellen ..............................................................24
Ladies Professional Golf Association..............................29
Lamdin, Dolly D. .......................................................... 6-7
Lane, Christy..................................................................32
Larson, Tony L................................................................12
Laufman, Dudley............................................................32
Launder, Alan.................................................................18
Lavay, Barry W................................................................14
Le Fevre, Dale N. ...........................................................25
Le Masurier, Guy C....................................................... 6-7
League of American Bicyclists.......................................15
LeBoeuf, Maureen K.......................................................25
Lepore, Monica...............................................................29
Lewis, Lisa.....................................................................30
Lieberman, Lauren J.......................................................28
Locke, Lawrence F...........................................................21
Long, Gareth..................................................................13
Ludovici-Connolly, Anne-Marie ........................................8
Lund, Jacalyn.................................................................20
Lynn, Susan K.................................................................22
Malina, Robert M............................................................20
Malmberg, Eric L............................................................19
Manson, Mara................................................................24
Martens, Rainer.............................................................16
McCall, Renee M............................................................10

McGreevy-Nichols, Susan...............................................32
Melograno, Vincent J......................................................20
Midura, Daniel W............................................................13
Minton, Sandra Cerny.....................................................32
Mitchell, Debby..........................................................8, 19
Mitchell, Stephen A. ......................................................21
Mohnsen, Bonnie S...................................................22, 24
National Association for Sport and Physical Education
...............................................................................3, 24
National Consortium for Physical Education and
Recreation for Individuals with Disabilities................28
Neide, Joan L..................................................................25
NIRSA.............................................................................18
Nygard, Bonnie K. ............................................................9
Oatman, David...............................................................25
Orienteering USA............................................................15
Orlick, Terry....................................................................14
Ortiz, Kathleen...............................................................19
Overby, Lynnette Young...................................................30
Palmer, Heather C..........................................................19
Pangrazi, Robert P..........................................................19
PE4life...........................................................................13
Pica, Rae........................................................................10
Pomer, Janice.................................................................32
Project Adventure...........................................................15
Puza, Roger F....................................................................8
Quay, John......................................................................25
Redmond, Kevin.............................................................15
Rink, Judith E.................................................................11
Rouse, Pattie............................................................28, 29
Sariscsany, Mary Jo .........................................................3
Sawyer, Thomas H..........................................................23
Scaini, Carol............................................................11, 14
Scheff, Helene................................................................30
Schrader, Constance A...................................................30
Senne, Terry A.................................................................24
Sharkey, Brian J................................................................9
Shimon, Jane M..............................................................21
Siedentop, Daryl.............................................................21
Sinclair, Christina............................................................3
Slade, Dennis.................................................................18
Spalding, Anne...............................................................12
Steffen, Jeff....................................................................15
Stevens, Cheryl A...........................................................14
Stiehl, Jim................................................................12, 18
Stremba, Bob.................................................................15
Strong, Todd...................................................................12
Sullivan, Teresa..............................................................28
Sutherland, Charmain....................................................11
Svensson, Malin.............................................................15
Swaim, Deve..................................................................19
Taylor, J. Kevin................................................................15
Thomas, David...............................................................25
Thomas, Katherine T.......................................................22
Torbert, Marianne...........................................................18
Trout, Josh......................................................................24
Tummers, Nanette E...................................................8, 10
Ubbes, Valerie A.............................................................10
Vanden Auweele, Yves....................................................20
Virgilio, Stephen J......................................................8, 13
Wagstaff, Mark...............................................................15
Walters, Peter.................................................................10
Ward, Dianne S...............................................................20
Watkinson, Jane.............................................................10
Watson, Doris L..............................................................14
Weiller Abels, Karen........................................................22
Weiss, Howie..................................................................25
Wells, Chris......................................................................8
Werner, Peter H...............................................................19
Wilderness Education Association..................................15
Winnick, Joseph P. .........................................................29
Wissel, Hal.....................................................................25
Wixon, Ben.....................................................................12
Wnek, Barb.....................................................................11
Wolfe, Brent D................................................................13
Wright, Judy Patterson...................................................32
Yoder, Daniel G. .............................................................21
Zachopoulou, Evridiki.....................................................10
Zakrajsek, Dorothy B......................................................26
Zeller, Janet A.................................................................29
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Great Games for Big Activity Balls presents 73 games for

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