As social distancing continues and new norms are found, schoolyards continue to be busy with families and siblings out on their bikes and scooters, playing ball and running around. We wonder what children would love to see in their schoolyards?
Given that your children likely have some free time on their hands, we encourage you to take the opportunity to ask your children to draw or sculpt or collage their ideal schoolyard! We found some interesting ideas around the globe to get their creative juices flowing!
In Copenhagen, a playground was designed to teach children about road safety and looks pretty AWESOME!
A Copenhagen playground building for teaching road safety includes a go-kart garage: http://t.co/s4vTlgZnza pic.twitter.com/XzP0QFhbga
— Dezeen (@dezeen) August 26, 2014
This playground in West London was designed to heighten the many benefits of outdoor play on children’s development and to incorporate many natural materials.
Park Walk Primary School Playground / Foster + Partners https://t.co/aMRjUj1Pxd
— ArchDaily (@ArchDaily) December 5, 2019
Let us know what your children come up with as they imagine their ideal schoolyard.