Moving learning
with the X-WALL
Turn your lesson into an experience! The X-Wall is an innovative, interactive play wall that transforms ordinary walls into a dynamic learning environment. Students can playfully learn while in motion, with educational games that closely align with common learning objectives for primary, secondary and special education.
learning games
aligned with
learning objectives
Our games, such as Math King Multiplayer, Language Tornado and Topo Champion, align perfectly with common learning objectives and encourage playful learning. From math and language to topography; each student is actively challenged to improve his or her skills.
The power of moving learning
Moving learning increases students' attention and concentration, improves memory and leads to better learning outcomes. Research shows that exercise while learning promotes both cognitive skills and physical health.
AllesOverSport.nl writes: “To also realize effects on learning performance, one exercise session is insufficient. This requires regular exercise over a longer period of time. From a number of studies shows that additional exercise can increase math achievement. Exercise in these studies was characterized by relatively long duration and high intensity: the exercise program lasted at least 2 years and consisted of at least three sessions a week, involving between 30 and 90 minutes of exercise per day.” source:
why movement learning is important at school
Only 57.8% of children meet exercise guidelines. According to exercise guidelines, 60 minutes a day of moderate to vigorous exercise is essential for good cognitive, social and motor development.
Research by the Dutch Sports and Exercise Knowledge Center shows that children ages 4-12 spend seven hours a day sittingmuch of which is spent at school. Commitment to more physical activity at school is therefore necessary. Moving learning contributes to this and provides a change between sitting and moving during the school day.
Without preparation
With just a click of a button you have access to 100 different games, half of which are educational!
Play with the whole class
The screen can be divided into 4 pieces, allowing you to play with several groups at the same time.
Reacts to touch
The X-Wall can be operated with the touch of balls, foam sticks, hands and feet.
Customizable levels
Easily adjust the difficulty level for each game to the level of your class.
More Movement With the Interactive X-Wall
With the X-Wall, you can easily add energizers to regular lessons, without time-consuming preparation. The wall can be used as an energizer, for alternation of theoretical lessons or even as a full interactive lesson format.
X-Wall at OBS Weremere
X-Wall at elementary school de Schakel
Our customers
speaking
"Before, we as teachers had to prepare everything and now we can send them to the X-Wall and it's all pre-programmed."
"We use this (X-Wall) as a cooperative form of work. The physical supports the cognitive in this, and that's a different way of learning."
"What we see with the X-Wall is that it is easy to use. All of our teachers, both just out of pabo and teachers towards retirement know exactly how to use the X-Wall."
"With motto of our school is good, healthy and green. very important therefore that children can move during classes and between classes."
MOVING LEARNING:
SUCCESS STORIES
How the x-wall is going to enrich your
lessons!
A summary of the benefits
- Play-based learning increases motivation and engagement
- An active teaching format improves attention and motivation
- Direct connection to Educational Objectives.
- Flexible to use for any class and any grade level
A personal Approach
We develop our games and software ourselves. This means that everything is customizable to suit your own needs. For example, the content of games can be adapted based on current themes or material that a teacher wants to practice extra.
It is also possible to adapt the games using well-known and widely used learning methods that may already be used by your school.
why movement learning is important at school
Only 57.8% of children meet exercise guidelines. According to exercise guidelines, 60 minutes a day of moderate to vigorous exercise is essential for good cognitive, social and motor development.
Research by the Dutch Sports and Exercise Knowledge Center shows that children ages 4-12 spend seven hours a day sittingmuch of which is spent at school. Commitment to more physical activity at school is therefore necessary. Moving learning contributes to this and provides a change between sitting and moving during the school day.
Schedule a
demonstration now
Are you interested in purchasing an Interactive X-Wall and curious about grant opportunities? Then request an online demonstration now.
