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Movement-Based Learning for Every Student

We’re on a mission to help all students succeed in school. Students learn through different styles — which is why our program includes products for teaching with visual, auditory, and kinesthetic elements aligned with state standards. Our multi-sensory learning approach boosts retention rates, builds self-confidence, and increases test scores. Best of all, kids love to learn this way!

Some Of Our Favorites

Math

Add/Subtract Mat (1-100)

$245.00 – $395.00
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Math

Clock Hop Mat

$14.95 – $245.00
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Literacy

The 100 Word Hop

$245.00 – $395.00
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The Movement to
Modernize Math Class

Strengthen numeracy and literacy

Supplement existing curriculums

Integrate core subjects

Engage all learners

Support equity

Integrate PE into more subjects

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Learning Through Movement

Movement-based learning tools for the classroom or home

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Math Kits

Great for the school day,before/after school, extended day, summer learning, and more. Perfect for ESSER funding.
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Virtual Trainings

Looking for PD opportunities?
We have several great trainings going on this summer!
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Students used
Math & Movement for just one hour on July 7, 2021...

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1 %
average increase of third grader's multiplication by 3s facts
1 %
average increase of fourth and fifth grader's multiplication by 3s facts

Teacher and Student Approved

This program allows students who are uncomfortable with math, or who have not typically been successful through traditional teaching methods, feel more confident and less stressed as they move and enjoy the visual and kinesthetic materials.


Maggie MasonElementary Teacher
I have seen students use skip counting clapping or tapping movements to help them with their multiplication facts when working on some problems or taking a test. The movements increased number identification for younger students and helped older students become more fluent with their math facts.
Fallon WaltonK-5 Math Specialist
I have seen a lot of growth in the children’s fact recall. The kids love to get up and move around and it gives them a meaningful movement break throughout their day.




Tracy SforzaThird Grade Teacher