# 600  Maggie Reigh  

Dance, Creative Movement, and Social Responsibility

Explore a range of rhythm and movement activities that help integrate body, mind, and emotions in both you and your students. Share ways in which these activities can be integrated into day to day classroom life to create a more fun and inviting classroom atmosphere.

This is a fun and exciting way to encourage personal and social responsibility.

• Help students develop assertiveness, self-control, and awareness
• Expand imagination
• Improve concentration and focus
• Strengthen inner resolve to resist peer pressure
• Create and respect healthy boundaries
• Encourage cooperation and explore ways to connect more effectively with others

This creative movement and dance will invite the child in YOU to come and play – and it’s for everyone: reserved toe tappers, passionate dancers, and accomplished athletes.  Come prepared to move, to have fun, and to dance your stress away!

Who’s it for?  

·                    Elementary, Physical education, Music, CAPP and Drama teachers who want creative ideas and exercises to teach movement, and help students develop social responsibility.

·                    Anyone who wants to improve physical fitness, release stress, have fun, and learn more about themselves. 

International speaker and master storyteller, Maggie Reigh IS energy, warmth and enthusiasm! Maggie weaves stories, anecdotes and humor into time proven principles and techniques that add quality and substance to life and relationships.

Maggie Reigh is a published author with two degrees in Education. She has helped thousands of individuals to improve communication skills, connect meaningfully with others, deal with stress, and effectively manage change. She has taught students from kindergarten to university and beyond, in Canada and overseas, and has developed numerous programs for educators, business people, children, childcare givers and parents. Maggie has traveled as a speaker with Pryor Resources and she taught “Human Relations in the Workplace” at Okanagan University College. CBC radio and CHBC television feature Maggie as a regular columnist, and she frequently appears on other radio and television broadcasts.