This post, part of our Walk This Way series, shares The Walking Classroom experiences of teachers and students across the United States. This post provides a glimpse into Kim Collazo’s class. Click here to read all… Read More
Thrilled to Have The Walking Classroom!
We are thrilled to have The Walking Classroom! Even in the freezing cold, my students beg to do a Walking Classroom lesson. When we were in our poetry unit, “Casey at the Bat” (Complete-#29, 5-#5) was… Read More
Meet the Scientist: Rocks & Other Resources with Chris Tacker
While many associate geology with the study of rocks, it encompasses far more than that! Geology is the study of the earth, its physical and chemical composition, and its structure, history, and natural resources. In fact,… Read More
Literary Links: Summer STEM Studies
Warmer weather provides increased opportunities for outdoor learning. Take advantage of those sunny skies to cover some science topics – specifically, earth science – and support your studies with a literary link or two. A Walking… Read More
Fun from the Field: Rocks and More with Robbins Elementary
It has been a few months since The Walking Classroom stopped by a school for a stroll, so I was happy to make a site visit to Robbins, North Carolina, while en route to the North… Read More
Special Subjects: Engaged with Earth Science!
Does your curriculum include a fair amount of earth science? No worries! The Walking Classroom can easily support you in your study! Part of physical science, or the study of non-living systems, earth science encompasses geology,… Read More
Meet the Scientist: Rocks, Resources & Rumblings with Chris Tacker
While many associate geology with the study of rocks, it encompasses far more than that! Geology is the study of the earth, its physical and chemical composition, and its structure, history, and natural resources. In fact, as… Read More