When designing a nature play area, it is good to add a variety of activities. Timber stepping hoppers are a wonderful way to connect 2 other nature play activities together.
Here is an example of some timber stepping hoppers being installed as part of a nature play area at West End State School.
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Water courses are a wonderful addition to any nature play area. Outdoor spaces for children is less about looking at trees and plants, but rather it includes natural features such as sand, soil, mud, grass, rocks and water. Children must be able to actively explore and experience different types of natural environments. It’s about allowing children to touch and play with the natural environment in their everyday play. And yes, that sometimes means getting wet and dirty.
Bespoke Playgrounds can design a water course to suit your needs. We can design it at a height that suits the age range of the children and as long as you require. Children enjoy pumping the water from the pump, and watch the water as it makes it’s way down the water course. This can then lead to mud pit, sand pit or drain.
To add colour and depth, why not add some colourful screen panels and watch the lighting change throughout the day.
A teepee or Tipi was traditionally a tent made from animal skins on poles. Historically they originated in North America and Canada and used by local indigenous tribes. The teepees were durable and provided lots of warmth during the winter months. cool during the summer and dry during the rainy seasons.
Bespoke Playgrounds can design and install a teepee style timber structure for children to get away from it all. By providing a teepee, children will have their own little zone in the world where learning outcomes happen. It is a space for them to find quiet, as well as facilities that encourage imaginative and creative play. It is a blank canvas on the inside, so children can make it their own each day with colourful cushions and throws.
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