For many of you, school starting means another year of walking, listening, and learning with The Walking Classroom! We know things may be looking a bit different for you this year. Rest assured though, no matter… Read More
Special Subjects: Learn about Life Science
Life science covers an assortment of subjects, and all of them center on the scientific study of living organisms. The two primary areas are biology and medicine, and each has an array of separate subtopics, plenty… Read More
Adjusting to Changes: Remote and Hybrid Learning
While last week’s post focused on ideas for in-school instruction with physical distancing, this one provides suggestions to support remote or hybrid learning. Remote (or Online) Learning Facing the possibility of a stretch of remote instruction?… Read More
Meet the Scientist: Explore Entomology with Dr. Jason Cryan
Interested in exploring entomology, the study of insects? Dive into The Walking Classroom’s Science Career Series and you can meet Jason Cryan, Ph.D. Dr. Cryan, an entomologist, also happens to be the Deputy Director and Chief… Read More
Adjusting to Changes: Physical Distancing and More
Learning looks different these days, which means adjusting to some changes. Educators are handling this “new normal” with creativity, resourcefulness, and a fair amount of extra patience. Some schools plan on in-school instruction with physical distancing…. Read More
Meet the Scientist: Studying Space with Dr. Patrick Treuthardt
It’s April and that means it’s Global Astronomy Month, an event organized by Astronomers without Borders since 2010. In recognition of this celestial celebration, why not make a moment to meet an astronomer, and learn about… Read More
Literary Links: Poets and Poetry II
As National Poetry Month continues, The Walking Classroom offers even more possibilities for exploring poets and poetry topics with the help of some literary links! How about Some Humor? Interject some laughs into your study of… Read More
Literary Links: Poets and Poetry I
It’s National Poetry Month, an observance begun by the Academy of American Poets in 1996. Looking for ways to celebrate? Possibilities abound, and there’s no better way to begin than with The Walking Classroom’s podcasts on… Read More
Podcast Parallels: Make Way for Math
While The Walking Classroom’s podcasts cover a vast array of topics in language arts, social studies, and science, none focuses directly on math. That is not to say that math can’t make its way into a… Read More
Timely Topics: Mix in Music
March is Music in Our Schools Month, so add a bit of music to your day! Walk, listen, learn (and maybe even hum along!) with a little help from The Walking Classroom! Pick from A Patriotic… Read More