Our Title I school has a population of more than 600 kids, many of whom qualify for free or reduced-price lunch. We also have a large student population of English language learners. Our students are special… Read More
Meet the Scientist: Species Sorting with Dr. Roland Kays
Plenty of kids love animals. In fact, it’s pretty likely that animal lovers abound in your classroom or out-of-school time program! Why not take advantage of your crew’s fascination with furry, slimy, and scaly species? Introduce… Read More
Always Something for Everyone!
We have nineteen students in our mixed ability classroom, so exercise is especially important to our everyday learning. Additionally, as with all classrooms across the country, our student interest varies. Some students are very interested in… Read More
Out-of-School Time Ideas: Introduce Innovators!
Feeling the midyear slump, and seeking some creative ideas to engage your out-of-school time crew? January is International Creativity month, and there’s no better time to introduce innovators. Armed with an array of podcasts focusing on… Read More
Walk this Way: Make Time for Movement
This post, part of this year’s Walk This Way series which shares The Walking Classroom experiences of teachers and students across the United States, provides a glimpse into Petrecia Shales’ class. Click here to read all… Read More
We used The Walking Classroom Nonstop!
Last year, we received our Walking Classroom devices the week before we had our winter break. After the break, we had such terrible weather, we thought we were never going to be able to use our… Read More
Walk this Way: Teachable Moments with TWC
This post is part of this year’s Walk This Way series, designed to share The Walking Classroom experiences of teachers and students across the United States. It provides a glimpse into Caitlin Watson’s class. Click here… Read More
Different Learning Levels? No Problem!
It is a great pleasure to have The Walking Classroom. My students learn in many ways — I have visual learners, auditory learners and tactile learners. They are also at different learning levels — some are… Read More
TWC Supports English Language Learners
The Walking Classroom is a great addition to my classroom, and I wanted to share a technique I use that supports my English Language Development students. Podcast . . . Take 2 When I notice that… Read More
Walk this Way: Winter Walking and Still Learning!
This post is part of this year’s Walk This Way series, designed to share The Walking Classroom experiences of teachers and students across the United States. This post provides a glimpse into Dawn Rensel’s class. Click… Read More
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