May has been a great month for STEM! From inventors to the stars above, there’s been something of interest for the science minded student!
Special Subjects: Human Body Systems
Trying to “flesh out” (pun intended!) a year end unit on the human body and its systems? The Walking Classroom has got you covered!
Timely Topics: Lewis and Clark
May 14 is the anniversary of Meriwether Lewis and William Clark’s expedition to find a water route to the Pacific Ocean. Have a listen!
Timely Topics: Inventors Month, Part 1
May is National Inventors Month! Get set to celebrate all the inventors that made our world today . . . or those that will define tomorrow!
Walk This Way: The Final Walk of the School Year
The final walk will be here soon. This year I worked to plan our walks in tight precision with our curriculum. This was the easy part.
Timely Topics: Astronauts and Astronomy
With National Astronaut Day and National Astronomy Day, there’s no better excuse to incorporate some outer space explorations!
Timely Topics: Nurses’ Day!
May 6, is National Nurses’ Day! Nurses’ Week lasts from May 6 to May 12 each year, ending on the birthday of Florence Nightingale, often considered the mother of modern nursing. Leap into Nurses’ Week by… Read More
Literary Links: Poetry Picture Books and More II
As National Poetry Month continues, TWC offers more possibilities for perusing poets and poetry with the help of some picture books and more!
Walk this Way: Testing, Testing, 1 . . 2 . . 3
It’s testing time! You can’t run from it, but you can makes lemonade from the lemons by getting students up and moving with your WalkKits.
Meet the Scientist: Studying Stars with Dr. Patrick Treuthardt
April 29 marks International Astronomy Day, celebrated twice a year, close to the first quarter moon of spring and fall. Why not close out the month by studying the stars?
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