My afterschool program received a set of The Walking Classroom in September. Since then my students have looked forward to the days we implement the program. Our 4th and 5th graders are more excited about learning… Read More
TWC builds muscle strength
I am a 4th grade teacher in Lenoir, NC. When I received the Walking Classroom at the beginning of the year I was so excited. I have a student who has a medical condition in which she wears leg braces and uses crutches.
Looking forward to walking in the snow!
At J.J. Flynn Elementary School in Burlington, VT we have been using the Walking Classroom all year to supplement our curriculum. The students look forward to our walks for the exercise, energy, and learning opportunity. We… Read More
TWC solves multiple problems!
My 5th graders are required to run/walk a mile each year. It has always been a struggle to get in the time to practice. Students complain that it’s boring or I have to cut PE time… Read More
TWC: An activity we can all work on together
Walking Classroom has become a valued part of our weekly schedule! I have students who receive services in the learning support classroom, but ALL of my students participate in Walking Classroom. This is one of the… Read More
TWC helps make connections with project work topics
Today was our first day back after the winter break. The kids were excited to see “Walking Classroom” on the day’s schedule. Early in the day I introduced our new project work topic — Wellness. The students brainstormed what they… Read More
TWC improving student note-taking skills
My students love The Walking Classroom! We walk 2-3 days weekly. On rainy days, we walk inside or just stay in the room and listen to podcasts. Students take key notes and draw illustrations while listening… Read More
With TWC students come alive!
My students love the walking classroom! Their faces light up when they see the players being taken out of the cabinet. They love walking around the school and they enjoy tracking their progress. They beam when… Read More
TWC is getting kids excited about school
Over 80% of our school’s population are living in poverty, and over 70% are English learners. Sadly, we lack the resources to make enough of a difference for these kids, all of whom are below grade… Read More
Exercise and learning at the same time!
We recently had a cookout for the children that live in the Lincoln Height Community. The Center is open for the summer and after-school programs that are located in a very poor community in Halifax County. The… Read More