Safe Routes Berks is a program that introduces walking and
cycling as fun, healthy, and environmentally friendly activities for school
children ages 5-13.
This professional development training is comprised of a 6
hour tutorial on pedestrian skills and safety lessons – including getting on
and off of a school bus safely. Participants will begin the day at the BCIU and
then be transported to a local elementary school for the outdoor walking
training.
Berks County teachers, public or private, who complete the
training receive full access to the online resources and print materials,
including teacher’s guide, activity books for students, and educational videos.
Teachers will be given creative lessons and activities to fill existing
curriculum -- as everything provided is aligned to state standards.
In addition to walking for health skills and safety lessons,
teachers will be provided materials for their students to learn to view their
feet as good means of recreation, exercise and transportation.
Where and when:
Wednesday, April 10
8 AM – 3:00 PM
BCIU Main Office
1111 Commons Blvd.
Reading, PA 19605
Why:
Obtain 6 Act 48 hours
Receive new PDE lessons for life-long fitness
Augment your school’s wellness plan
Substitute teacher costs reimbursed to your district
No cost to participate
Don’t forget:
*A school issued laptop
*Walking shoes
*Dress for the weather
This is an outdoor workshop!
Instructions for Registering on MyLearningPlan:
• Click on “Quick Links” drop down box at top of
main page.
• Choose “MyLearningPlan” from the list.
• Select Step 1: “Click here to
view course catalog”.
• Events are in order by dates. Scroll down to
“date of
event” or enter
the
title in the “Search Term” box. Then click “View Now.”
• Choose “title of event” session by clicking on the course title for
course description and enrollment information.
• Select “Click to Enroll” and then choose the link that applies to
you. Example, “I’m a new user”. Enter
your information as instructed.
The Safe Routes Berks educational program is funded in part
through a Transportation Enhancement grant from the Federal Highway
Administration - U.S. Department of Transportation, through the Pennsylvania
Department of Transportation and
the Reading Area Transportation Study.
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