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by John Spears / June 16, 2026
When schools, childcare centers, parks, and community organizations invest in a playground, they are investing in more than recreation. They’re creating a space where children can develop physical skills, build confidence, make friends, and explore the world around them. And playgrounds do all of those things remarkably well. But as playground design has evolved, we’ve […]
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by John Spears / June 1, 2026
Summer is perfect for outdoor play. The longer days, warm weather, and open spaces naturally encourage children to move, explore, create, and imagine. For preschools, childcare centers, and early learning programs, summer also presents an opportunity to design play experiences that support development, interaction, creativity, and hands-on learning all at once. The best summer activities […]
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by John Spears / November 1, 2022
With Thanksgiving just around the corner, gratitude is a hot topic for American parents and educators. According to polls, 4 out of 5 parents think their children aren’t thankful enough. But gratitude isn’t something that comes naturally — it has to be instilled. In this post, we’re outlining a few tips for teaching children about being […]
by Maddie Trick / March 16, 2021
A Survival Guide The impact this pandemic has afflicted onto families and their young children is extraordinary. With minimal social interaction and peer support, children are experiencing heightened loneliness and isolation. But don’t fear! This blog series is here to help you survive this unprecedented time! So, let’s get into it! Survival tips for navigating […]
by Jacki Leader / September 16, 2020
“Live in each season as it passes; breathe the air, drink the drink, taste the fruit, and resign yourself to the influence of the earth.” ― Henry David Thoreau, Walden Henry David Thoreau had a deep connection to nature that permeated his writing. Thoreau had the amazing ability to paint a visual image with his words, almost […]
by Michelle Pleasant / July 8, 2020
Working in the garden creates a unique opportunity to introduce new or emerging life skills. Children are naturally curious about how the world works, and the garden is a perfect place to explore those curiosities. Help children get their hands dirty and see the fruits of their labor! What life skills can children learn […]
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