Play & Public Housing Residential Sensory Spaces Math on the Playground Articles in This Issue Residential Play & Public Housing The well-being of our communities begins with the well-being of children. KaBOOM! believes that play is a critical part of childhood, and key to a child’s… Updated Dec 7, 2022 Ka Boom Inclusion Residential Sensory Spaces Every child with a disability is different. They have different strengths, abilities, interests, and challenges. This is why it can be difficult to meet the… Updated Dec 7, 2022 Mara Kaplan Inclusion Promoting Inclusive Playgrounds and Communities for Residential Complexes According to Playcore publication (2010) titled, 7 Principles of Inclusive Playground Design, approximately 85 out of 1,000 children between the ages of 3 and… Updated Dec 7, 2022 Robbin Miller Education Arithmetic and Geometry in the Playground Many opportunities for counting on the playground exist. It may seem a little strange to practice arithmetic and geometry without a notebook, eraser, and… Updated Mar 2, 2026 Yaara Haham Play Let's Move Away From Aggressive Sports Some time ago, a social psychology experiment was conducted on 200 high school students. They were invited to play video games. Half played a war game called… Updated Dec 7, 2022 Reeve Brenner Indoor Indoor Winter Delights for One and All Ok, it is nasty outside; cold, rainy and a dreary weekend day, so what does a four-year-old kid or for that matter a forty-year-old kid do? You take a good… Updated Oct 19, 2023 Pat Rumbaugh Residential Comparing Backyard Playsets Backyard swings and playsets are popular with families with children, daycare centers, churches and neighborhood associations as a great way for kids to be… Updated Oct 19, 2023 Consumer Affairs Maintenance How Clean Are Your Children’s Playgrounds? People often assume that because outdoor playground equipment is exposed to sunshine and rain, as well as other elements, it is clean. This is a misconception.… Updated Mar 2, 2026 Butch-Defillippo
Residential Play & Public Housing The well-being of our communities begins with the well-being of children. KaBOOM! believes that play is a critical part of childhood, and key to a child’s… Updated Dec 7, 2022 Ka Boom
Inclusion Residential Sensory Spaces Every child with a disability is different. They have different strengths, abilities, interests, and challenges. This is why it can be difficult to meet the… Updated Dec 7, 2022 Mara Kaplan
Inclusion Promoting Inclusive Playgrounds and Communities for Residential Complexes According to Playcore publication (2010) titled, 7 Principles of Inclusive Playground Design, approximately 85 out of 1,000 children between the ages of 3 and… Updated Dec 7, 2022 Robbin Miller
Education Arithmetic and Geometry in the Playground Many opportunities for counting on the playground exist. It may seem a little strange to practice arithmetic and geometry without a notebook, eraser, and… Updated Mar 2, 2026 Yaara Haham
Play Let's Move Away From Aggressive Sports Some time ago, a social psychology experiment was conducted on 200 high school students. They were invited to play video games. Half played a war game called… Updated Dec 7, 2022 Reeve Brenner
Indoor Indoor Winter Delights for One and All Ok, it is nasty outside; cold, rainy and a dreary weekend day, so what does a four-year-old kid or for that matter a forty-year-old kid do? You take a good… Updated Oct 19, 2023 Pat Rumbaugh
Residential Comparing Backyard Playsets Backyard swings and playsets are popular with families with children, daycare centers, churches and neighborhood associations as a great way for kids to be… Updated Oct 19, 2023 Consumer Affairs
Maintenance How Clean Are Your Children’s Playgrounds? People often assume that because outdoor playground equipment is exposed to sunshine and rain, as well as other elements, it is clean. This is a misconception.… Updated Mar 2, 2026 Butch-Defillippo
