This article arises from analyzing an educational experience in the INDER Play Rooms (Medellin, Colombia). The objective of the study is to recognize in the Play Rooms “tracks” to teach Body Education in its aesthetic dimension. The study shows the need for signs of the sensitive to teach; to generate sensitive experiences from the game; to re-create teaching in order to make the classroom a “vital” space; and a form of distribution of the sensitive to guide a class. In doing so, it is provided to didactics, which demand an education from the bodies in formal and non-formal educational contexts.