How perfect that Shakespeare’s birthday falls in a month celebrating poetry! After all, he is known for his poetry as well as his plays!
Walk This Way: Moments That Resonate
This is my ninth year using TWC, and I have to say that the podcasts remain fresh and relevant every year. So many resonate with my students!
Literary Links: Poetry Picture Books and More 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
Timely Topics: Earth Day
With Earth Day coming up, you and your students can honor Earth by focusing on how we can better appreciate and care for our planet.
Walk This Way: Making a Mini Unit
I use TWC’s STEM podcasts to support the STEM learning of my students, using The Walking Classroom in “mini units” for my STEM classes.
Fun Choice Friday: Visit the Middle Ages
Make a visit to the Middle Ages or ramble through the Renaissance with The Walking Classroom! We’ve got plenty of podcasts to get you going.
On-Demand Webinar: Boost Summer Learning with The Walking Classroom
A fun way for students in summer programs to get supplemental academic instruction, fresh air, exercise, and more! This evidence-based, fun, and engaging program is easily integrated into summer learning programs. Kids listen to fun, educational… Read More
Out-of-School Time Ideas: Exploring the Environment
There’s nothing better than The Walking Classroom’s podcasts to get you on your way to exploring the environment!
Timely Topics: Recognize Women in History, II
As Women’s History Month continues, TWC presents additional podcasts to recognize in Part II of our blog post on this timely topic.
Walk This Way: Making Learning Memorable
My memorable moments in youth involved doing and moving and making. I want to create those types of learning moments for my students as well.
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