This post, the third in our Walk This Way series, provides a glimpse into The Walking Classroom adopter Judith Goldfarb’s classroom.
Invaluable to Bilingual Students
The Walking Classroom has been invaluable for our students to talk about their health and get outside while learning important content.
A Lifesaver for my ESL Students
The Walking Classroom is a lifesaver for my ESL students. It opens their minds to things that they never knew existed.
Make Connections with Core Content
I serve as my school’s librarian and I use The Walking Classroom to support many different curricular areas and grade levels to make connections with core content area teachers. Teachers love when I suggest a podcast… Read More
ESL Students Walk, Listen, and Learn!
I teach English as a Second Language to middle school students and want to share about my ESL students and their first walk with The Walking Classroom. We prepared by investigating how aerobic exercise impacts our… Read More
Excellent Fit for ESL!
I use The Walking Classroom with my ESL students. Because there are a variety of levels of English acquisition in each class, the program is an excellent fit due to the ability to speed up or… Read More
Walk this Way: Fun with Flip Grid!
This post is part of this year’s Walk This Way series, designed to share The Walking Classroom experiences of teachers and students across the United States. This post provides a glimpse into Dawn Rensel’s class. Click… Read More
Walk this Way: Books, Books, and More Books!
This post is part of this year’s Walk This Way series, designed to share The Walking Classroom experiences of teachers and students across the United States. This post provides a glimpse into Dawn Rensel’s class. Click… Read More
TWC Supports English Language Learners
The Walking Classroom is a great addition to my classroom, and I wanted to share a technique I use that supports my English Language Development students. Podcast . . . Take 2 When I notice that… Read More
Walk this Way: Let it Snow (and Use “Plan B”)!
This post is part of this year’s Walk This Way series, designed to share The Walking Classroom experiences of teachers and students across the United States. This post provides a glimpse into Dawn Rensel’s class. Click… Read More