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A Rock Climbing Wall Accessory Can Facilitate Cross-Curricular Education And Initiative Tasks
By Brad Jones

The rock climbing wall accessory is usually designed to facilitate cross-curricular education as well as initiative tasks. The Magna Flags are fun and catch the eye and are a wonderful rock climbing wall accessory to make games more enjoyable to play and each flag hangs from a magnet that is secured into the bolt hole of the climbing hold and are easy to grab or move or toss as well as place. The rock climber can toss these flags into buckets while he or she traverses the wall.

Challenge Course, Discovery Plate And Erasa Plate

Another rock climbing wall accessory is the Challenge Course in which the rock climber can climb over, under, around or through the Challenge Course and with it, one may be able to create many different individual as well as team challenges, especially using the Traverse Wall Challenge Course whose twenty-five polystyrene ‘noodles' fit into Groperz Handholds that have been specially designed for such a purpose to make lines, loops and other obstacles that the rock climber can climb. There are a number of related activities, and many noodles, and it comes with 12 noodle anchoring units, 12 anchor bolts as well as a hex anchoring wrench. The noodles can easily fit into specially designed handholds.

The Discovery Plate is a rock climbing wall accessory and the magnetic chalkboard plates fit between the climbing wall and the holds and there is absolutely no hassle in using tape and tag board when one is labeling routes or playing games. Most rock climbing students as well as educators can write on them using chalk or even stick magnets on them. A set consists of ten plates and there are also five sample activities with more than five hundred letter as well as math magnets.

There are also the Erasa Plates which are redesigned and shaped in the form of circles, squares as well as triangles and can easily fit between the climbing wall and handholds and because of their dry-erase surface the climber can allow for labeling to suit individual activities. Since they can be quickly erased they can be used for different purposes and they are sold in sets of twelve, with there being four of a particular shape and they also come with five sample activities plus a set of markers are also included. One common activity for this rock climbing wall accessory is for students to traverse the wall and at the same time give examples of ‘special numbers'.

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Brad Jones, lover of all extreme sports & copywriter for various websites including, Rock Climbing and The A to Z of.

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