Kids get fresh air and exercise while reinforcing academic content, health literacy, and character values
Studies show that active kids do better in school. Physical activity in afterschool (or out-of-school time) not only helps kids stay healthy and strong, but it can also contribute to higher test scores, improved attendance, better behavior, enhanced leadership skills, and a lifetime of healthy habits.
The Walking Classroom for out-of-school time
The program is simple to implement and easily fits into classrooms, afterschool programs, summer camps, homeschool, and more—especially with our mobile app!
On-demand webinar:
“Using The Walking Classroom in Afterschool”
Video: Summer programs asst. director shares her experience using The Walking Classroom.





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But does it work?
Yes! Follow the links below to learn more.
- Watch our free recorded afterschool webinar to learn more about this innovative program
- Read the results of a research study by researchers at UNC-CH that confirms the impact of walking on learning
- Read about the science behind The Walking Classroom
- Read success stories from some of our Walking Classroom adopters
- Read student comments about The Walking Classroom
- Check out our most recent year-end survey results