81. SOCT Volunteers SOCT provides yearround sports training and athletic competition for 8/27/05 - NWR - bocce Invitational at Southbury Training School - 900am-300pm http://www.soct.org/volunteers/

Volunteers Current Volunteer Opportunities Key: NWR = Northwest Region event (Contact Sue Mohr at 203-267-6566 for more info or to register SWR = Southwest Region event (Contact Jeff Reinhart at 203-380-9990 for more info or to register) ER = Eastern Regional event (Contact Rita Ford at 860-887-1555 for more info or to register) SO= Statewide event (Contact David Furlough at 203-230-1201 x224 for more info or to register) Upcoming Volunteer Opportunities' Throughout CT 8/6/05 - NWR - Danbury Softball Invitational at Rogers Park - 9:00am-3:00pm 8/11/05 - SO - River Run 5K Race to Benefit Special Olympics at Bushnell Park in Hartford 8/27/05 - NWR - Bocce Invitational at Southbury Training School - 9:00am-3:00pm 9/10-9/11 - SO - Fall Sports Festival includes state competition in Softball (North Branford), Bocce (West Haven), Sailing (New London), Golf (Hamden on Sunday) - 9am-5pm each day 9/24/05 - SWR - Rob Bartlett Comedy Night to benefit Special Olympics, volunteers needed to assist with event in Stamford in the evening 9/26/05 - SWR - Fundraising Golf Tournament in New Haven all day 10/2/05 - SWR - Bowling Invitationals in Hamden and Norwalk 10/6/05 - SWR - Bowling Qualifier in Milford - 9am - 3pm 10/9-10/10/05 - ER - Sea Harvest Festival at Mystic Seaport -Volunteers needed for SOCT Food and Information Booths at Mystic Seaport as part of this fund raiser. 10am - 4pm

82. Keys School: Academics Fitness activities; Modified sportsrelated games Ultimate Ball, 4-way soccer basketball; individual sports/activities badminton, juggling, pickleball http://www.keysschool.com/physical_education.php

2890 Middlefield Rd. Palo Alto, CA 94306 Tel: 650 328-1711 Fax: 650 328-4506 mail@keysschool.com Physical Education Our physical education (P.E.) curriculum is broken down into three developmental levels. Each level includes activities appropriate for the majority of the students in that particular stage of physical development. Classes are sometimes divided into smaller groups, to provide individual students with an appropriate level of challenge. Body management and listening skills are stressed in the first developmental level (grades K-1), fundamental skills in the second (grades 2-5) and specialized skills in the third (grades 6-8). In addition, a continuous emphasis is placed on developing good overall physical health and appropriate fitness goals. Kindergarten/First Grade Follow rules, directions Control of the body: balance, directionality, space awareness Play with a partner, take turns Fine motor activities: Sign language, threading yarn, tying a bow Creative movement: Chicken Dance, Tony Chestnut, Hokey Pokey Second Grade/Third Grade Respect others during play Manipulative skills: throw, catch, kick, strike

83. Special Olympics Of Pennsylvania And although he enjoys all of the sports in which he participates, Kohl was able to give each athlete individual attention and always saw their full http://www.specialolympicspa.org/events/inductees2004.php

About Mission Contact Privacy ... PRESS Hall of Fame 2004 Inductees George Burton George Burton is a 34 year-old Special Olympics athlete who trains and competes in athletics, bowling, long distance running and alpine and cross-country skiing. And although he enjoys all of the sports in which he participates, running is where you'll find Burton's passion. Burton lives in Cyclone, a rural hamlet in McKean County. He became interested in sports at a young age, and he began to run with his sister and brother who competed in high school track. He would watch their track meets, but he was never one to sit on the sidelines. As he continued to train, he was able to outrun his sister, brother, and his father, too. When Burton discovered Special Olympics, his world changed forever. He seized the opportunities that Special Olympics gave him and methodically achieved one goal after another on his way to becoming an accomplished international runner. When Burton qualified to have his name put into the hat for selection for the Special Olympics World Summer Games in Minneapolis in 1991, he was ecstatic. When his name failed to be drawn, he was not nearly as disappointed as his coaches and family were. He simply said, "When are the next World Games?" He continued his quest to compete internationally and after learning that the 1995 World Games would include a marathon, George began to train for that grueling race.

84. Carolina Meadows :: Publicity Now on to some of the individual winners. Speaking of the Kents, Bob won a second prize in bocce, while his wife, Betty, was first in PingPong. http://carolinameadows.org/n_a_events/touch_aug02.html

Touch of Gray - August 2002 Camp MeadowWood Fourth of July Sports Day at Carolina Meadows Camp MeadowWood Residents and staff of Carolina Meadows Retirement Community welcomed 22 excited, wide-eyed children aged 6-13 to their campus in July for the last two-week long session of Camp MeadowWoods 2002 Season. Camp MeadowWood, previously known as the OPC (Orange, Persons, Chatham Counties) Children's Therapeutic Summer Camp, now recognizes both Carolina Meadows and Carol Woods Retirement Communities for their sponsorship of this unique program that combines therapy and the fun of camp. The OPC Foundation for Mental Health sends 60 children to Camp MeadowWood through donated scholarships. These children, challenged by emotional and behavioral problems and/or developmental disabilities, might not otherwise have the chance to experience summer day camp most children take for granted. Camp MeadowWood is unique. Not only do mental health professionals staff it, but it is an intergenerational camp as well. During the week over 45 Carolina Meadows residents and staff planned and participated in sports, workshops, and special activities with the children. For grandparents and great grandparents it was a natural interaction and the children responded to the special attention and caring very quickly.

85. Events In Fairhaven & On The Village Green Suggested donation of $4 for individual, $10 per family. Sunday, Aug. 7 ~ Contra Dance Monday, Aug 8 bocce Ball on the Village Green - Host is http://www.fairhaven.com/events/

Other Schedules Literature Live Author events at Village Books Firehouse Performing Arts Center On Harris Ave in the old fire station. Fairhaven Pub Live music Fairhaven Finder Dining - great choices Shops Play Lodging Essentials we all need Health Professional services Leasing Alphabetical list of Fairhaven businesses To the Fairhaven... Home page Events in Fairhaven Annual events planner Buzz Maps where we are History of Fairhaven Best in Pacific NW Have an event that should be listed here? Email to: events@fairhaven.com Provide: - date - start and end times - what happens - who should attend or - who can participate - email for more info Events in Fairhaven and on the Village Green Bookmark this page so you can quickly check on events in Fairhaven. To particiapte or if a vendor, check the Annual events planner page.

86. Sports Portal To The Net! 250,000+ Sports Fan Links Join the Revolution in sports Today! sports Fans of America Association, your guide to sports individual sports. BOXING TENNIS BOWLING RACQUETBALL http://www.sportsfansofamerica.com/Links/main1.htm

THE SPORT FAN'S PORTAL Over 250,000 Sports Links FANS HOME FAN'S PORTAL VOICE OF THE FAN BOARD ... SPORTS FAN CHAPTERS Search Sports Fans FOOTBALL N.F.L. FOOTBALL COLLEGE FOOTBALL N.F.L. PLAYERS BCS COLLEGE RANKINGS ... N.F.L. DRAFT BASKETBALL N.B.A. BASKETBALL W.N.B.A. BASKETBALL MEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL WOMEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL ... FANTASY BASKETBALL BASEBALL MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL MAJOR LEAGUE PLAYERS HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL ... LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL LINKS SOCCER / FUTBOL SOCCER INTERNATIONAL SOCCER M.L.S. SOCCER NPSL SOCCER ... WUSA WOMEN'S SOCCER HOCKEY N.H.L. HOCKEY MINOR LEAGUE HOCKEY N.H.L. PLAYERS MAIN HOCKEY LINKS ... FIELD HOCKEY AUTO/MOTO RACING NASCAR RACING MAIN RACING LINKS DRAG RACING MOTORCYCLE RACING ... FANTASY AUTO RACING GOLF PGA TOUR EUROPEAN TOUR LPGA TOUR GOLFERS ... Golf: U.S. Regions WATER/BEACH SPORTS SURFING FISHING KITE SURFING WATER SKIING ... SWIMMING FITNESS SPORTS BODY BUILDING FITNESS WEIGHT LOSS/DIET RUNNING ... STRONGMAN MARTIAL ARTS MAIN PAGE AIKIDO JUDO JUJITSU ... OTHER MARTIAL ARTS ADVENTURE SPORTS ATV ROCK CLIMBING HANG GLIDING MOUNTAINEERING ... HOT AIR BALLOONING OLYMPIC SPORTS GYMNASTICS COLLEGIATE GYMNASTICS OLYMPIC SPORTS CURLING ... SHOOTING WINTER SPORTS SNOWBOARDING SNOW SKIING ICE SKATING SNOW BIKING ... SKIJORING HORSES HORSE RIDING ACTIVITIES HORSE RACING HORSE BREEDERS HORSE CLUBS ... HORSE RIDING WESTERN EXTREME SPORTS

87. Sports All sports News and analysis on all the major sports (and some minor ones, information on individual sports, athlete profiles and photos. http://www.southplainfield.lib.nj.us/useful/sports.htm

South Plainfield Public Library Useful Websites Sports see also All Sports - News and analysis on all the major sports (and some minor ones, including Snooker!). Articles are written by a network of "Fan Reporters." You can use the "Search" box to retrieve articles on your favorite team. Ballparks of Baseball - A site devoted to everything about baseball parks, past, present and future; includes pictures, seating charts, and ticket search. Baseball Almanac - Online baseball reference offers a vast wealth of historical statistics plus stories, famous firsts, quotes, autographs, team rosters, records, lists, feats, and more. Baseball Think Factory - Baseball analysis, news, and links. Business of Baseball - Articles, documents, and data dealing with the business end of baseball, including history, facilities development, relocation/expansion, player salaries, contracts, rules, policies, and attendance. (Society for American Baseball Research) Bicycle / In-Line Skating / Skateboarding Safety - Information to help avoid injuries when bicycling, skating, or skateboarding . Includes tips on buying the right equipment and following the rules of the road. (MUSC Children's Hospital) Child Safety on Wheels - Brief tips on avoiding injuries when bicycling, rollerblading, skateboarding and riding a scooter. (Canada Safety Council)

88. Special Olympics Colorado - Description Of 22 Sports Special Olympics Colorado offers four sports seasons annually, Four categories of competition, including individual skills, teeball and team games. http://www.specialolympicsco.org/events/desc_sports.html

Home Events Description of 22 Sports Special Olympics Colorado offers four sports seasons annually, each of which culminates in statewide competition. Winter (January to March) Alpine skiing Eleven categories of competition, including walk and glide events, sit-ski competition, and giant slalom and slalom races. Basketball Seven categories of competition, including individual skills competitions, team games and demonstration events like dribbling, shooting and passing. Cross-country skiing Eighteen categories of competition, including races from 10m to 10k and relays. Figure skating Seven categories of competition, including solo and pairs ice dancing, skills competitions and solo and pairs skates. Speed skating Twelve categories of competition, including 10m to 1500m races and relay events.

89. ISportsDigest.com/Directory a directory with links to sports sites on the internet. Biathlon Billiards Snooker Board sports Bobsledding bocce Bodybuilding Boomerang http://isportsdigest.tripod.com/directory.html

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90. V Foundation For Cancer Research Bob Valvano Celebrity bocce Tournament Set to Roll Again in Louisville Former college basketball coach Bob Valvano, who is now a WXXA sports radio host http://www.jimmyv.org/archives/news.cfm?newsid=139

91. HIGHLIGHTS OF EVENTS 2003 The second part of the course covered the sport of bocce. The programme for the Carnival included an individual Skills Contest and a 5on-5 Competition. http://www.specialolympics.org.sg/e2003.htm

HIGHLIGHTS OF EVENTS 2003 15 February 2003 Unified Soccer Partners Orientation Workshop 1 March 2003 Train The Trainer Course Incorporating Floor Hockey Held at Bendemeer Secondary School, a total of 26 participants, mainly teachers and training officers from special schools/centres, attended the 1-day course. The first part of the course was jointly conducted by Ms Martha Lee, Mr Patrick Aw and Ms Lau Kim Lan and topics covered included: 1. Special Olympics Orientation 2. Sports Safety 3. Coaching Special Athletes 4. Divisioning The second part of the course focussed on the sports component covering Flockey Hockey. The theory aspect was conducted by Ms Sukvinder Kaur who went through the list of equipment needed for the game. This was followed by a practical session conducted by Mr Vincent Yeo at the Floor Hockey Court where the participants had a hands-on learning experience on training methods with regards to stickhandling, passing, defense and shooting. They also had the opportunity to play the game itself. The course ended with an evaluation by the participants and according to their feedback, they were satisfied with the way the course was conducted.

92. OES - Summer Mini-Camps Summer is here, along with a whirlwind of sports fun! Let’s play fair, let’s have fun, Have you tried team marbles, team Frisbee golf, or team bocce? http://www.oes.edu/Summer/MiniCampSports.html

Welcome Wonder Preschool Explorer Kindergarten Discovery ... Contact 6300 SW Nicol Road Portland, OR 97223 var name = "berridget"@; document.write ("Contact webmaster"); 2005 Mini-Camps: Sports Sports Extravaganza Scott Corris Cost: $140 Strategy Games Scott Corris Cost: $140 Small Group Tennis for School Age SESSION FULL Shaun Ball Get personalized coaching to improve your game. Learn the rules, practice your serve, and work on a multitude of skills. Students will have opportunities to play games, work on techniques, and get coached through weaknesses. This small class of eight students will allow opportunities for a lot of individual instruction. Improve your skills and have fun! Cost: $165 SESSION FULL Join us for the fifth year of a skill-building week of tennis. Learn to play, improve your abilities, and work on a multitude of skills. Students will have opportunities to play games, improve coordination, and work on tennis techniques. Our small class size (1:6 ratio) will allow opportunities for a lot of individual instruction. Improve your game while having fun! You may enroll in Session I or II or take both.

93. Miss Meaghan Wilson These courses are PE Team individual or PE Fitness. The sports covered include, but are not limited to football, soccer, basketball, volleyball, http://www.saintbernards-school.org/content.asp?id=219

94. Quality Lesson Plans For Secondary Physical Education-2nd Edition - Human Kineti He has taught undergraduate and graduate courses in physical and sport education. bocce Ball Brisket Ball Cage Ball Games Challenge Stunts Climbing Rope http://www.humankinetics.com/products/showproduct.cfm?isbn=073604485X

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