I teach fifth grade science. This year our favorite Walking Classroom podcast was The Water Cycle (4-#30, STEM-#12, Complete-#148).
Students’ Excitement is Contagious
I share TWC with three groups of students weekly. Their excitement to learn something new, take a walk, and get some fresh air is contagious!
Getting Students Moving throughout the School
Our students get recess every day and PE once or twice a week however, more movement throughout the day is beneficial for learning.
Walk This Way: Help with a Winter SOS
These winter months can be the hardest months as teachers. We are stuck somewhere between winter and spring breaks.
Teaching Content and So Much More
With The Walking Classroom, I teach history, ELA, science, and health, as well as communication, teamwork, collaboration, and so much more.
Celebrate the Montessori Method
The Montessori Method is based on self-directed activity, hands-on learning, and collaborative play, and TWC is a perfect fit!
Grateful for Classroom Set
Thank you so much for our classroom set of WalkKits! My third grade students and I love The Walking Classroom!
It’s Montessori Education Week!
This year, Montessori Education Week, annually recognized the last week of February, marks the 114th anniversary of Montessori education. It celebrates the benefits of the Montessori method, a child-centered approach developed in the early 1900’s by… Read More
Serving All Students Thanks to TWC
I work at an agency-based school that specializes in serving students with emotional/behavioral disabilities, students with trauma histories, and students with autism. This year I work with third and fourth grade students. About half of my… Read More
Walk this Way: Make Time for Movement
This post, part of this year’s Walk This Way series which shares The Walking Classroom experiences of teachers and students across the United States, provides a glimpse into Petrecia Shales’ class. Click here to read all… Read More