February is Black History Month, also known as National African-American History Month, a time to celebrate the role of African-Americans in our country’s history. And . . . The Walking Classroom has plenty of podcasts to… Read More
App Advice: Troubleshooting
Refer to these tips if you’re having any issues with podcasts playing on your mobile devices. If you need more help than these tips provide, feel free to contact us at podcasts@thewalkingclassroom.org. Podcast stops playing when phone… Read More
App Advice: Pre-registering your app users
Pre-registering your web-based app users Our web-based app requires that users are pre-registered for accounts. In order to do this, we need you to populate a spreadsheet that we will upload into the app system. You… Read More
Timely Topics: Franklin Delano Roosevelt
January 30th is Franklin D. Roosevelt’s birthday, so there’s no better time to learn about this truly exceptional president. Explore Roosevelt and his impact. Have a listen to one (or both) of The Walking Classroom’s podcasts… Read More
App Advice: Podcast controls and more
The Podcast Playing Screen The Walking Classroom app podcast controls use an interface that most people are probably very familiar with, so that part of the post will be brief! Press the “Play” button to start… Read More
Meet the Scientist: Explore Zoology with Dr. Roland Kays
Plenty of kids love animals. In fact, it’s likely that animal lovers abound in your classroom or out-of-school time program! Take advantage of your crew’s fascination with furry, slimy, and scaly species? Introduce them to zoology… Read More
App Advice: Navigating the Walking Classroom Podcasts App
Searching for a podcast on The Walking Classroom mobile app so that your students can walk, listen, and learn? You’re in luck, because navigating the app is easy! Not only can you find a podcast to suit… Read More
The Power of Pre- and Post- Assessments
The quizzes accompanying The Walking Classroom’s podcasts can be an especially helpful tool. They can help to hold students accountable for their learning, determine what they have learned, and identify what still might be causing some confusion…. Read More
Meet the Scientist: Moving Across Subjects with Bob Alderink
You likely have some real science fiends in your class. You know them! These students love to investigate anything science-related, moving from animals to astronomy and beyond. And they love to share their knowledge! Wondering what… Read More
Special Subjects: Sifting through Physical Science
Fans of physical science topics, you’re set! The Walking Classroom provides plenty of podcasts for sifting through in your classroom study of physical science! While life science focuses on the study of living systems, physical science… Read More
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