myactivity pyramid pilot robin gammon assistant curriculum & staff training coordinator
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MyActivity Pyramid Pilot
Robin GammonAssistant Curriculum
& Staff Training Coordinator
Kid’s Activity Pyramid History
The original Kid’s Activity Pyramid based on Food Guide Pyramid
Need new activity pyramid to look like new MyPyramid
MyActivity Pyramid-Version #1 Draft introduced at May
Conference by Steve Ball
MyActivity Pyramid NPA feedback Feedback was documented
Comments from Annual Conference
Add more diversity Eliminate separated levels and
add staircase to make it less like the old Food Guide Pyramid
Put wheelchair guy on the bottom level
Comments from Annual Conference-
Continued Add water Add bike with helmet Change “Lifestyle” Activities to
“Everyday Activities”
Version #2 – Pilot version
Pilot Program NPAs volunteered to help pilot An email was sent asking for
available dates to pilot Pilot - last three weeks of June
Participating Sites and NPAs
St. Louis, MO - Pam Ingram Imperial, MO - Gidget Mudd Tina, MO - Pam Gladbach Kansas City, MO - Sonia
Jackson St. James, MO - Karen Clancy
Sites visited
Participants 272 students (116 urban
students and 156 rural) from different ethnic backgrounds
Ages 6-11 Participated in summer school
programs All were asked a series of
questions about the MyActivity Pyramid
Pilot Questions What do you like to do to be active? What does this picture tell us to do? Are the activities in this picture ones
that you like to do? Do you recognize the colors on the
side of the pyramid?
Pilot Questions-cont. What is happening at the top
of the pyramid? What is the water for? Anything else you want to tell
me?
Consistent comments, questions
Soccer is missing Why is the girl in the back of
the pyramid catching bugs? Why are the skater boy's toes
curled? The water bottle is used to
water the plants.
Consistent comments, questions
The boy that is chained to television is fixing it.
Is taking pictures of plants an activity?
Changes made
Added soccer Deleted girl in the back
catching bugs Fixed skater boy’s toes Put water bottle in the hand of
a boy and on the bike
Changes made-Cont. Deleted chain on top of the
pyramid Deleted camera and added a
watering can
USDA comments
Add “Be active for at least 60 minutes every day, or most days. Use these suggestion to meet your goal,” to the front of the graphic.
Final Version
Final Version-Back
Thanks!! Participating schools Pam Ingram, Gidget Mudd,
Pam Gladbach, Sonia Jackson, Karen Clancey
Dennis Murphy, Kim Watkins, Joe Vale
Allison Copeland, Ellen Schuster, and Steve Ball
Questions??