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Need someone to help run a kiting event or teach a class? Below you will find a list of kite teachers from across the country that will be happy to help you out.
Dave Ellis
Overland Park, KS
Web Site: http://www.kiteguy.info/
Email: kiteguy@everestkc.net
I share everything I learn. I love to teach, and also take every kite building class I can.
I have taught classes at Oregon Kitemakers Retreat, Mid America Kitebuilders Retreat, Ft Worden's
retreat, and at MAKR.
Terry McPherson
Fenwick, MI
Phone: 616-755-2189
Email: fighterkite@charter.net
Barbara Myer
Phone: 763-424-2571
Barbara does kite classes for all ages, kite based upon age of students, budget, time, and particular interest, example: Japan or China.
She also do team building workshops for corporations. She brings everything needed, the groups take over to build and fly their own designs.
Meg Albers
Email: meg@kitehistory.com
Kite history historian and teacher. In addition to working with school children of
all ages I also do 'Professional Development' programs for teachers. All of my programs
are listed at http://yawny.org. Click on catalog, then
click on either...residencies, visual & literary arts, or go to professional development.
Carl D. Anderson (Gumby)
17719 Moline Martin Rd
Grayton, OH
Email: gumbyoh@hotmail.com
Dave Young
3407 Fox Hollow Road
Duncan, OK 73533
Phone: 580-467-7388
Email: fighterdave@cableone.net
Richard Dermer
1121 W. Eskridge Place
Stillwater, OK, 74075
Phone: 405-372-6127
Clifford J Quinn
Allentown, PA
Email: cjq1670@aol.com
To view my children’s work go to this site: activitytv.tv. Once on this
site type in "kites" in the search box, up will come 9 different kites and a video on how to make them. My heart and
brain are open to anyone who wants to learn about kiting. I also teach kite classes to AKA members and Clubs across the
country. As you can surmise kiting is my passion and big part of my life. I did a project for the TV History Channel.
The segment is called Birdzilla. (part of the Monster Quest) I made a special bird that looks like a giant condor. It
has a wingspan of 25 feet. The bird is flown in the film to demonstrate that folks can't judge size way up in the air.
Kathy Nixie
2928 Ave O #1
Galveston, TX 77550
Phone: 409-762-0990 (home) / 361-249-0387 (cell)
Web Site: http://www.teacherkitekit.com/
Kite workshops have varied from simple paper box kites to newspaper deltas to many designs in plastic.
Bruce Lambert
Yakima, WA
Email: Br8080@gmail.com
Specializing in Fighter Kites.