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ABOUT MIKE
Mike Spiller
L.T.D.F
(License to
Deliver Fun)
Games throughout the centuries are Mike’s interest,
but he is certainly a man of our times. Mike has traveled the
world to find innovative and stimulating game data for his many
summer camps, teacher in-services and Games of the World workshops.
He has worked with hundreds of schools and youth organizations in
the U.S. as well as dozens more in the U.K., Europe, Africa, South
America, South Pacific, Alaska, and Central America. Mike
believes knowledge, novelty, and nurturing are the keys to a
successful interactive play session. His varied experience,
vast knowledge, enthusiasm, and leadership abilities make him one of
America’s most outstanding recreational leaders. As the “Texas
Games Guru,” Mike is just what any organization needs to enlighten,
entertain and educate their staff and/or students. |
Using
Multicultural Games to teach "Diversity in the Classroom"
Testimonials & Cost for School
Visits
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What are American Educators and
Youth Leaders saying about Mike Spiller?
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Testimonials about Mike Spiller
Native American Indian Games Presentations
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Mike is honored with the "Red Spotted
Bead Award" at T.E.A.M. / Chicago - 2009
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The Name - Spiller
This uncommon and
interesting name is of Anglo-Saxon origin, and has two quite distinct
interpretations.
Firstly, it may be an occupational name for a jester, juggler, or tumbler, one
who travelled with the medieval fairs
or was attached to the court, or to a nobleman's retinue.
The name derives from the Olde English pre 7th Century verb "spilian", to play,
jest, sport, in Middle English "spill(en)",
with the addition of the agent suffix "-er", indicating "one who does or works
with".

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San Pedro Town / Ambergris
Caye / Belize / Central America
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