Nancy Kelly Releases 'Orienteering Made Simple and GPS Technology: An instructional Handbook'

By: Mar. 31, 2014
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Summer is quickly approaching, although most of the country is still stuck in a late, unwelcome winter slump. During this time of year, a lot of families are planning vacations and camping adventures to remote areas and national parks where they will have to navigate off the beaten path.

Most of us cannot find our way out of a paper bag without our smart phones telling us where to go. Learning the art of orienteering is a prized skill and one that should help in multiple areas of our lives.

Nancy Kelly, author and physical education teacher, has a personal passion for the outdoors and has lead numerous workshops in orienteering and activities to get groups active and exploring.

In Kelly's new book, "Orienteering Made Simple and GPS Technology," she lays out lesson plans, worksheets and a step-by-step approach to aid in youth educational settings. Teachers, group leaders and parents alike can utilize this fun, helpful tool to enhance a student's problem solving skills and personal development.

"This book is designed to bring technology into the classroom using games that require problem solving and teamwork," Kelly said. "Teaching orienteering and GPS technology in the classroom can be fun and rewarding, and using the handbook will help take away the fear of starting something new by giving the instructor easy lessons to follow and implement."

"Orienteering Made Simple and GPS Technology: An instructional handbook"
By Nancy Kelly
ISBN: 978-1-4773-4859-1
Available at Amazon, Barnes and Noble and AuthorHouse online bookstores

About the author
Nancy Kelly has been inspired to use her expertise in designing programs that are fun and innovative to foster learning. She has her master's degree in adult fitness cardiac rehabilitation from the University of Wisconsin LaCrosse and is currently a physical education teacher in New York.

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