May is a big month for space enthusiasts! Between National Astronaut Day on May 5th, National Space Day on May 7th, and National Astronomy Day on May 15th, there’s no better excuse to finish the month… Read More
Safe Storage and Other Year-End Tips
As summer approaches, you will need to take some simple steps to ensure that your Walking Classroom program materials find a safe home for their off-season and are ready for action come fall! For those of… Read More
Timely Topics: Lewis and Clark and Sacagawea
May 14 marked the anniversary of Meriwether Lewis and William Clark’s historic expedition to find a water route to the Pacific Ocean! Take the chance to learn about this amazing journey and the people and conditions… Read More
Meet the Scientist: Astronomy Adventures with Dr. Patrick Treuthardt
May 15 is International Astronomy Day, celebrated twice a year, close to the first quarter moon of spring and fall. In recognition of this celestial celebration, why not make a moment to meet an astronomer, and… Read More
Timely Topics: Innovative Inventors I
May is National Inventors Month! There’s no better time to celebrate all the inventors (and inventions!) that make our world today . . . or those that will define tomorrow! Start off by listening to some… Read More
Timely Topics: National Nurses Day
Today, 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… Read More
Timely Topics: National Superhero Day
Today is National Superhero Day, a great opportunity to encourage students to recognize the everyday and cultural heroes in their lives! With that in mind, take some time today to walk and listen to one of… Read More
Timely Topics: Appreciate Earth!
While Earth Day was April 22, you and your students can continue to honor Earth by focusing on how we as a species can better appreciate and care for our planet. Take a walk through nature… Read More
Timely Topics: Get Going with Geology
Did you know that the Soviet Union was the first to establish any sort of Geologists’ Day, in 1966? While it’s only an official holiday in former Soviet territories, there’s never a bad excuse to dip… Read More
Literary Links: Perusing Poets and Their Poems II
As National Poetry Month continues, The Walking Classroom offers even more possibilities for perusing poets and their poems with the help of some literary links! How about Some Humor? Interject some laughs into your study of… Read More
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