Magna Magnetic Climbing Wall

Unique magnetic surface lets students spell, count, and multiply while navigating this wall!
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Add an additional learning element to climbing day by placing magnetic letters and numbers on this magnetic climbing wall. Students use the magnets to learn math facts, spell words, or mark their routes as they traverse the wall. Each included magnet package features 100 numbers, 292 words, and 144 letters.

Painted 3/4” plywood provides a durable and stable climbing surface. A red relief line clearly identifies the safe zone. Walls include standard holds, safety signs, hardware, and installation instructions. 4'W and 20'W also include 1 magnet package, 40'W has 2 packages.

Add an ULTRAVERSE Cordless Mat Locking System for additional safety and to prevent unauthorized use.

Walls are available in packs in 2 heights, in 3 widths. Walls are for indoor use only. Mats and outlet covers sold separately (please call to order outlet covers).

8’H Climbing Walls. Appropriate height for elementary ages.

  • 4’W Panel w/ 20 Holds
  • 20’W w/ 100 Holds
  • 40’W w/ 200 Holds

10’H Climbing Walls. Two-piece panels come in 8’H and 2’H sections. Appropriate height for middle school ages and up.

  • 4’W Panel w/ 25 Holds
  • 20’W w/ 125 Holds
  • 40’W w/ 250 Holds

Magna Magnetic Climbing Wall Activity Ideas

The Magna Magnetic Climbing Wall combines climbing with interactive learning through its magnet-compatible surface. This unique wall allows users to place magnets directly on the climbing surface, creating endless opportunities to integrate movement with cognitive challenges. The magnetic surface encourages creativity, strategic thinking, and engagement while climbing, making it a versatile tool for teaching both physical and educational concepts. The following activities are designed to teach students key fundamental movement skills while maximizing the interactive and magnetic capabilities of the Magna Wall.

1. Letter Ladder Literacy: Students climb the wall to retrieve or place magnetic letter in the correct order to spell words. This activity builds climbing coordination, core stability, and balancing while reinforcing language skills.

2. Magnetic Math Mountain: Place math problems at various heights on the wall. Students solve and match answers by climbing to place the correct magnet next to each equation, combining dynamic balance and strategic movement with math learning.

3. Color Climb Chaos: Use magnetic colored dots to designate routes. Students must follow only the colors called out by the teacher to encourage agility, planning, and visual tracking.

4. Word Wall Workout: Place scrambled word magnets on the wall. Students work in teams to find and arrange them into a complete sentence. Encourages teamwork, climbing, and problem-solving.

5. Directional Dash Climb: Call out directions like ""left hand red dot, right foot blue dot."" Students follow commands as they climb, supporting coordination and proprioception.

6. Balance the Board Magnets: Students climb with a soft beanbag on their head or hand while placing magnets. Teaches static balance, core control, and concentration.

7. Trivia Trek Tower: Attach trivia questions and multiple-choice answers across the wall. Students climb to match questions to the correct answers. Enhances dynamic balance and lateral movement.

8. Flag Tag Climb: Teams race to climb and retrieve colored magnetic flags using only designated holds. Encourages competitive agility and route strategy.

9. Vocabulary Vertical Voyage: Post vocabulary words on the wall with definitions on the ground. Students must climb to find the word matching the definition. Focuses on grip strength, balance, and cognitive learning.

10. Simon Says Summit: A twist on Simon Says—students must only climb or place magnets when “Simon” says. Helps develop listening skills and controlled movement.

11. Opposite Obstacle Overcome: Students retrieve a magnet with a word (e.g., “hot”) and climb to place it beside its opposite (“cold”) on the wall. Encourages coordination and vocabulary skills.

12. Pattern Path Pursuit: Create a pattern (red-red-blue-red-red-blue) with magnetic dots. Students follow the path up the wall in the correct order. Teaches pattern recognition and climbing control.

13. Silly Sentence Scramble: Students climb to unscramble words into silly sentences. Great for language development and teamwork while enhancing non-locomotor and stability movements.

14. Hand-Eye Hero Climb: Toss a soft Gopher Rainbow Ball to a partner after placing a magnet, forcing a quick catch mid-climb or after descent. Trains hand-eye coordination and reaction.

15. Magnet Maze Mission: Create a path with magnets from start to finish that students must follow. Encourage them to avoid ""danger zones"" marked with warning signs. Promotes strategic thinking and body control.