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Walking Classroom

The Walking Classroom program is an in-school obesity intervention that promotes health literacy and develops and supports lifelong fitness habits for all students while addressing different learning styles. The method combines standards-aligned academic content and exercise during the regular school day. Using WalkKits pre-loaded with a year’s worth of standards-aligned audio content, students walk, listen and learn.

Walter Dean Myers

Walter Dean Myers discovered at an early age that books could take him to places beyond his neighborhood. In this exclusive video interview with Reading Rockets, Walter Dean Myers talks about the impact learning to read had on him and why it’s important for him to tell of the urban African American experience, particularly in his books for older readers.

In January 2012, Myers was named the third National Ambassador for Young People’s Literature by the Library of Congress. His platform: Reading Is Not an Option.

Two people reading a book in the rain on a park bench with an umbrella overhead

Ways to Read a Book

Who would have thought that there were so many ways to read a book? The Sunflower, the Sleepwalker, the Classic, the Drifter, the Night Owl, and even the Octopus …

young woman wearing headphones and taking notes while working on laptop

Webcasts and Webinars

Stay up-to-date with our professional development webcast and parent engagement webinar series. Listen, watch, and learn from top experts in the field of reading. 

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