Much is in motion, including in kindergartens and schools. A dynamic school provides relaxation and movement breaks, emphasizes active and dynamic standing and sitting, promotes targeted, action-oriented physical education, and offers forms of active learning. Active learning, as part of a dynamic school, refers to complementary forms of traditional learning where movement in various forms is incorporated into the teaching-learning process whenever possible. In active learning, multiple senses are engaged, learning situations are experienced through holistic actions, and learning content is experienced in a meaningful and physical way. This form of holistic learning supports the idea of rhythmizing lessons, aligns with the interests of children and adolescents, encourages joyful learning, and builds L.