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Play patterns emerge early, and their hallmark is spontaneous glee.
We are excited to be releasing two new program updates on dog parks and surfacing.
Calvin Donaldson in Alton Park was the recipient of a day of caring to restore outdoor learning environments, improve the play area, and freshen indoor office.
For their 2018 project, Spectrum held a fundraiser to provide school supplies to their neighbors at DeSmet School.
A Dream Come True park, in Harrisburg, VA, incorporates a variety of elements to ensure that children of all abilities can play together.
At Will Rogers Middle School in Fair Oaks, CA, students learn about bike safety and the health benefits of cycling, and then venture out in to the community.
Kids, parents, and neighbors in Northeast Minneapolis can now play instruments to make music without lessons or experience of any kind.
Main Terrain Art Park in Chattanooga, TN was created with a vision that public art with a fitness focus would connect communities and offer new experiences.
The evidence is quite clear that play equals learning across developmental domains. Children’s learning occurs in many places besides the classroom.
Learn how to communicate with friends of all abilities in different ways, include them in conversations, and serve as a positive language model to others.