Support Health and Learning with The Walking Classroom
The Walking Classroom is an award-winning, evidence-based educational program for elementary and middle schools. Students walk while listening to one of 167 curriculum-aligned podcast episodes on topics in language arts, social studies, and science.
This innovative approach promotes active learning without sacrificing instructional time. Teachers report that students return to the classroom feeling refreshed, engaged, and ready to learn.
Sample Episodes
Episode 9: Dr. Inez Fung [STEM]
Learn how the climate expert and top female scientist, Inez Fung. Dr. Fung, teamed up with other scientists to bring attention to climate change.
Episode 29: Casey at the Bat
This Walking Classroom podcast episode focuses on the narrative poem, “Casey at the Bat.”
Episode 94: Clara Barton
A nurse during the Civil War, Clara Barton is recognized as the founder and first president of the American Red Cross.
Featured Resources
Digital Program Guide | The Walking Classroom
The Program Guide is a helpful resource that includes tips for getting started, lesson plans, discussion questions, and comprehension quizzes for each podcast!
Unlocking the Power of The Walking Classroom: One Step at a Time!
Watch this insightful webinar that deepens participants' understanding of the importance of increasing physical activity opportunities for all students and will identify actionable strategies to integrate movement before, during, and after school.
WATCH: The Walking Classroom in Plano, TX
Discover how The Walking Classroom keeps students engaged by combining educational podcasts with physical activity.