Today, ActiveFloor is an integrated part of instruction across Texas City ISD and is used by classroom teachers, librarians, and physical education teachers alike. The units are reserved through a check-out system and are incorporated into everything from movement breaks to academic games in the classroom. In particular, the transformation of the school library into an active movement lab has made a significant impact.

“Students love having the chance to get up and move. The games get them thinking, collaborating, and having fun—and they completely forget that they’re learning,” Alicia says with a smile.

With access to ActiveFloor’s MyFloor library, Alicia and her colleagues can easily find, customize, and create games that align with their instructional goals. She personally curates relevant games and links them to the school’s curriculum plan, making it easy for teachers to quickly find the content they need.

“I gather games and add them to our ‘Year at a Glance’ document so teachers can quickly access engaging, interactive learning activities that align with their learning objectives,” she explains.

ActiveFloor has not only brought more joy and activity into daily instruction—it has also transformed the school’s shared spaces into vibrant learning environments centered around play, learning, and community.

“It’s been a fantastic addition to our schools, and I highly recommend it—especially for librarians and physical education teachers,” Alicia concludes, while also noting opportunities for further development, such as expanded search features and stronger alignment with learning standards.