Movement-based learning for every age — from preschool to memory care.
ActiveFloor turns floors, walls and tables into interactive surfaces where people move, play and learn. The same platform serves a kindergarten classroom, a special-education room and a senior-living lounge.
One platform, many rooms
Projected interactive games respond to hands, feet and balls. Teachers and staff can build their own content in minutes, and difficulty scales to the group — whether that’s a class of eight-year-olds or residents in a memory-care unit.
- Curriculum games for math, literacy, language and SEL
- Wheelchair-friendly, seated games for SPED & senior care
- ActiveFloor Senior: cognitively stimulating games for dementia & rehab
- Floor, wall and table models to fit any space or ceiling height
- Build-your-own games with simple templates
A game library for every room
Hundreds of games sorted by subject, age and need — plus your own content from simple templates.
Learning games
Math, reading and language built into the play — upload your own quizzes and questions.
Move & compete
Air Hockey, Football, Dance A Lot and team games that get the whole group active.
Memory & senses
Gentle, seated games tuned for seniors and people living with dementia.
Inclusive by design
Autism-friendly, sensory and wheelchair-accessible games that promote mobility and social interaction.
Where ActiveFloor shines
K–8 classrooms
Active math, reading and language that gets kids out of their seats.
SPED & therapy
Sensory, autism-friendly and wheelchair-accessible games for inclusive rooms.
Senior & memory care
Seated, gentle games that stimulate balance, memory and social connection.
Libraries & museums
Table and wall installs that bring exhibits and reading spaces to life.
Ways to fund ActiveFloor
Because one platform serves classrooms and care communities, it draws on two different funding worlds.
Title IV-A (SSAE)
Flexible ESSA block grant — fits under well-rounded education and safe & healthy students (physical activity).
IDEA, Part B
Federal special-education funds for tools that support students with IEPs — a natural fit for adaptive, sensory and wheelchair-friendly use.
Title I & local funds
Supplemental Title I in high-need schools, plus capital/wellness budgets, education foundations and PTO.
Life-enrichment & capital
The most common route — cognitive and wellness programming funded from activity and capital budgets.
Veterans programs
VA State Veterans Home construction and renovation grants can apply for qualifying homes.
Aging & dementia grants
Area Agencies on Aging, Alzheimer’s and memory-care foundations, and local community grants.
Pandemic-era ESSER relief closed in spring 2026. Funding programs, allowable uses and grant availability vary by state, district, community and year — confirm current eligibility with your federal-programs coordinator, administrator or grant office. CTi can help you map the right pathway.
One demo, every use case.
Tell us the room and the audience — we’ll match the right model and content.