Proudly debuting the Ask, Listen, Learn Interactive Game!
PE4life and The Century Council, a national not-for-profit organization funded by America’s leading distillers and dedicated to fighting drunk driving and underage drinking have teamed up to develop an interactive application for the XaviX game system to engage youth in physical activity while learning about the negative effects of alcohol on their bodies and how to maintain a healthy lifestyle.
Based on the successful Ask, Listen, Learn: Kids and Alcohol Don’t Mix multimedia program, this interactive application is designed for play on the XaviX Game System (XaviXPort and J-Mat) for students ages 10-13. It includes activities such as: running, obstacle courses, side-stepping, dancing and flight archery, all of which require students to be active. The game also incorporates a series of random questions throughout the game that challenge participants’ knowledge about the dangers of underage drinking and the positive impact of healthy decisions.
Nicole Weis, a PE4life Program Support Specialist, gave the application a thumbs up! Check out Nicole work up a sweat and test her knowledge in the Ask, Listen, Learn Game. Click here to see Olympic Speedskater Apolo Ohno play the game at Robert Wagner Middle School in New York City.
Nicole Weis, a PE4life Program Support Specialist, gave the application a thumbs up! Check out Nicole work up a sweat and test her knowledge in the Ask, Listen, Learn Game. Click here to see Olympic Speedskater Apolo Ohno play the game at Robert Wagner Middle School in New York City.
PE4life is proud to offer the game and XaviX system to all schools who have attended a PE4life workshop or event. Want one? Let me know!
3 comments:
Go Nicole! Looks like a great workout!
Thats great! And that game was the one I had a hard time figuring out:)
Sure, blame the game. I think it was the user! :)
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