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A kinesthetic learning activity (KLA) is a physically engaging classroom exercise. This might, for example, teach recursion by simulating the Towers of Hanoi with students instead of disks, or highlight the difference between pipelined and non-pipelined execution using a human assembly line.

This website is a resource of KLAs for the Computer Science Education community.

Pre-built KLAs donated by others.

Design pattern for KLAs.

A selection of Props for use in KLAs

KLA Building Blocks: common idioms or exercise fragments usable across many KLAs

KLA Heuristics: rules of thumb to help you analyze, evaluate, and improve KLAs