Posted On: December 09,2020
The best way to bring a community together is through outdoor parks and playgrounds. These spots are perfect relaxation sports for families, kids, and friends. They also play a role in reflecting the community’s identity and showing the quality of life in a given neighborhood. Often in surveys indicating a community’s liveliness, researchers have cited […]
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Posted On: December 08,2020
More play can improve a child’s IQ, creativity, problem-solving ability, and socialization. Playing ensures a child develops their sense of control and their ability to execute tasks easily. Moreover, the child will be able to absorb and practically apply knowledge. Scientists have confirmed the inter-relationship between play, focus, social and analytical skills. Outdoor parks can […]
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Posted On: December 07,2020
Playgrounds provide a fun way for children to spend their time. The activities they engage in improve their physical activity. As they are having fun, they also build their social, analytical, and communication skills. Children can take part in different activities after visiting the community playground. Such activities include swinging, climbing, sliding, ball games, and […]
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Posted On: February 15,2018
Yes, the dreary winter season is still upon us here in southeast Texas, but the month of February still gives us plenty to smile about. (And no, we’re not talking about those delicious Valentine’s Day chocolates.) For facility and recreational managers at parks, schools, churches and neighborhoods, February offers your community two reasons to get […]
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Posted On: January 29,2018
Whether your property is a municipal park, a school, a church, an apartment complex, or a neighborhood, your playground is a place for young families to come together as they enjoy fresh air and physical activity. To keep parents and their children engaged between visits to your play space, consider publishing a community newsletter. Whether […]
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Posted On: January 16,2018
It’s only January, and already this winter has brought sub-freezing temperatures and even some snow to the southeast Texas area. With two more months until the first day of spring, it’s likely that there more wintry weather is on the way, and it’s not too late to protect the plant life in your kids outdoor […]
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