1. INTERACTIVE GAMES TO HELP PREVENT CHILDHOOD OBESITY

2. obesity o·be·si·ty (ō-bē'sĭ-tē) n. A person has traditionally been considered to be obese if they are more than 20 percent over their ideal weight. That ideal weight must take into account the person's height, age, sex, and build.

3. Childhood Obesity 10% of 2-5 year olds are overweight/obese.  35% come from low-income families In Austin 28% of kindergarteners are obese.

4. The low socioeconomic status a direct correlation with childhood obesity.

5. So Does Ethnicity Obese Latino Boys Ages 6-11 Obese African American Girls Ages 6-11 47.1%40.1% African Americans & Hispanics children have a higher obesity risk than their white peers.

6. The City of Manor Manor, Texas is located just Northeast of the Austin city limits. Current population 3,200. Businesses in the area, Applied Materials and Samsung.

7. Manor Independent School District Many of the students live within the city limits of Austin. Manor School District is a very diverse community comprised of 12 schools  7 of them being elementary schools.

8. Manor ISD Elementary Schools Population Of the 3,393 students enrolled in the elementary schools, 71.4% (2,423) are considered economically disadvantaged.

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10. Proposed Budget ProductPrice Sportwall Equipment$297,927 Training & Installation$13,965 Shipping & Handling$7,406 Total Cost$319,298

11. In-kind Matching Total Cost$319,298.00 10% Match Facilities, Training, & Conferences - $20,076.00 Fundraising Efforts- $11,222.80 Total Proposed Budget$287,999.20

13. What are the needs? Rich Question Form Committee Create Grant Proposal Submit GrantReceive Funding Order Exergaming Delivery and Teacher Training Take Baseline Data in P.E classes Integrate into P.E classes Upgrade, add, replace equipment Review baseline data results from start to finish

14. Effectiveness & Evaluation Baseline Physiological Data  height, weight, body fat %, body mass index Questionnaire(s)  healthy lifestyle & feelings about exercise Assessments aligned with TEKS for physical Education

15. TEKS for Physical Education All students will be assessed on the following: Movement Physical Activity and Health Social Development

16. Review Baseline Data Sportswall Equipment More Training Follow-Through

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