Falling Uphill book cover and Scott standing on the edge of Table Mountain, Cape Town, South Africa
Falling Uphill Teachers guide
Falling Uphill Teacher's guide for classrooms.

Classroom Resources

Blank world map
Blank world map. This high-res, black-and-white, printer-friendly map is perfect for students to begin planning their journey around the world. Start by adding in the World Wonders. Download this image and print copies.

Free Parent-Teacher Guide to Scott’s bicycle ride around the world

This free guide to Scott’s bicycle ride around the world includes an exercise for turning dreams into reality, a world-travel trivia quiz, exercises for planning and mapping a world adventure, travel writing lessons, class discussions, backyard adventures, and more.

Inspire your students to:

  • To develop basic life skills.
  • To begin mapping their own adventures, whether that be an artist, scientist, or street sweeper.
  • To peek into the world’s cultures, politics, geography and amazing diversity.
  • To partake in regular physical activity and proper nutrition.
  • To live a sustainable life.
  • To develop the skills, like reading, writing and arithmetic, needed to live an amazing life.

Scott is available to visit virtually or in person. More info. And bulk discounts on books for your classroom are available.

We hope you enjoy these thought-provoking questions, quizzes and more. Please send us any ideas you have.

Falling Uphill: The Secret of Life. A true story about finding happiness in the last place left to look. By Scott Stoll. Book cover.
Falling Uphill: The Secret of Life, children’s edition. A true story about finding happiness in the last place left to look. Read for free online.

More online resources for teachers:

Scott’s favorite movie

A favorite activity

Visit How to Fall Uphill to download this fun worksheet.

How to fall uphill infographic. A bicyclist falls up a mountain until they are standing on the top.
If your dream is a mountain, where are you? Going from the impossible to the possible.

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More stories about the making of Falling Uphill

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The Mother of Adventure

A Mother’s Day Tribute Update: Having traveled the world for years after writing this article it is interesting to discover that one of the most frequently asked questions on my trip was: Did you miss your family? Many people said the would never leave home. Here’s how my family influenced my desire to travel. Date:

Scott Stoll being interviewed while his bicycle is on the red, white and blue podium, occupying first, second and third place.

VIP On The Race Podium

As a post world tour honor, me and my bike got to occupy first, second and third place on the podium at the Downer Classic race at the Tour of America’s Dairyland. I also had the chance to share my story with the crowd.

Over 500 children and teachers standing on the playground in the shape of giant bicycle.

Bicycle-shaped Kids

This is quite probably the best photograph that I ever took, which after taking pictures of world wonders, like the sphinx and the Parthenon, means a lot.

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