Risky Play Toolkit
Visit Outside Play to learn about risky play. It's full of resources for understanding and supporting risky play....
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“Play Streets” bring fun and more to Los Angeles
"The temporary transformation of Fickett Street in Boyle Heights began with yellow shades resembling huge kites suspended over...
Sticks, Blankets and Cardboard in the Toy Hall of Fame
While many of the toys inducted into the "National Toy Hall of Fame" are manufactured classics such as...
Play in the Mud…It’s GOOD for you!
Whether you think mud is gross or glorious, you may be surprised to learn that playing in mud...
We Can Play!
We Can Play: A guide to Inclusive and Accessible Play is an old (2003) project I worked on...
No more mud kitchens…
If you know me, you know I love mud! So, why am I against mud kitchens? If there’s one thing I’ve learned from my time with Nature Explore, it’s the value of loose parts and open-ended materials…
Nurturing Students with Special Needs in Nature
What is a reading forest and how might it benefit children with disabilities? Read all about it in...