This month the challenge was to think about how TWCs podcasts help support our curriculum and allow kids to see something in a new way.
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Excitement on “Walking Day”
I want to extend my gratitude for bringing TWC to me and my fourth graders. Excitement twinkles in their eyes when it’s a “walking” day.
Literary Links: Interesting Inventors and Artists
TWC’s podcasts introduce students to lots of famous folks, from interesting inventors and artists to other innovators.
From Finding a Turtle to Food Chains
A turtle outside the classroom door led to a podcast on food chains. Everyone was happy, learned a lot, and got some exercise!
Literary Links: Life Science
Bring the outdoors in for a life science lesson or two. Walk, listen, and learn, then enjoy a follow-up activity like a quick read-aloud!
Meet the Scientist: Make Way for Microbes with Julia Stevens
Covering life science and looking for a different take? Dive into our Science Career Series, and meet a microbial ecologist.
The Walking Classroom is a Lifesaver!
I teach at a little rural school in the Columbia River Gorge. The Walking Classroom resources we received are a lifesaver!
Out-of-School Time Ideas: Active Learning
Kids love to be moving! Sometimes a brisk walk is not enough, and you need to keep their bodies busy. After all, adolescents are energetic and physical movement is a must, especially after a long day… Read More
Walk This Way: On the Trail with Ms. Goldfarb’s Class
This post, the third in our Walk This Way series, provides a glimpse into The Walking Classroom adopter Judith Goldfarb’s classroom.
Take a post-turkey walk with your kids!
Enjoy a post-Thanksgiving meal walk with your kids while listening to one of our fun, educational podcasts.
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