Libro de Ideas "Escuelas" 2016

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SCHOOLS 2016


We design playgrounds to make every minute of recess count—with better capacity for simultaneous play and less waiting. A range of activities to engage lots of kids on many levels. And open sight lines for effective supervision. Our goal is to provide great play value, for kids and educators alike.

Elementary School, Latta, South Carolina Playworld representative: Playworld Preferred

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THE RECESS RESOLUTION KEEPING KIDS IN TOUCH WITH EXERCISE AND THE OUTDOORS Whatever the cause, children are losing touch with physical activity and the outdoors. Research points to multiple sources: the rise of electronic screens and indoor entertainment, increasing pressure from academic and after-school programs and parental concerns over safety. In his book, Last Child in the Woods, child advocacy expert Richard Louv points to “nature deficit disorder” as the source of behavioral problems. Others warn the inactivity epidemic will shorten the lifespan of future generations. What most agree on is this: outdoor play is good for kids. That’s why recess is so important. For many children, it’s the only consistent connection to the outdoors, to physical activity, and to unstructured, child-directed play.

recess

phys. ed.

Students’ total opportunity* for physical activity * Opportunity = average minutes /day x percentage of children who participate. According to a Robert Wood Johnson Foundation report:

after school

Recess offers nearly half of the available opportunity to promote physical activity among kids during the school year. Trying to improve children’s health without focusing on recess forfeits our best chance for reaching students with the greatest need. - Recess Rules Report Recess yields tremendous developmental value. That’s why we design maximum play value into every playground we make—to make the most of this priceless activity.

Learn more at Playworld.com/Recess

of kids do NOT meet doctors’ recommendations for physical activity

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1 in 5 kids aged 6-17 are considered inactive... meaning they report no physical activity

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Inspired by nature.

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Designed for play. Introducing Branch Out™

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Inviting access near the ground. Higher levels that challenge and entice. Unpredictable climbing paths. Perch points for resting. And a trunk to gather ‘round.

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Jungle Village Ages 5–12

350–1623 It’s a new adventure every time. Space Required: 77’ 8’’ x 68’ 7’’ (23,67m x 20,9m)

Branch Out™ offers the appealing scale and features of nature play in an efficient, open layout that creates endless new possibilities for post and platform playgrounds. So how—and how far—you Branch Out is up to you. 8

Branch Out features 4’ (1,22m), 5’ (1,52m) and 6’ (1,83m) post-and-platform decks that can link to a range of components in our 2016 Buyer’s Guide. Grow your tree your way.

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Urban Roots Ages 5–12

350–1620 Rugged steel construction, ready for action. Space Required: 54’ 10’’ x 56’ 2’’ (16,71m x 17,12m)

Neverland Ages 5–12

350–1622 A tight collection of lively components. Space Required: 56’ 2’’ x 59’ 1’’ (17,12m x 18,01m)

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Activo® has an open design—free from the pre-determined linear play flow that creates bottlenecks on traditional playgrounds. So while it’s loaded with dynamic, high-energy activities, it’s also easy to supervise. With Activo, fun isn’t at the end of a line—it’s all around.

Luxo Ages 5+

ZZXX0076 There’s a wealth of play value and capacity here, with supervision made easy thanks to open sight lines.

Zelo Ages 5+

ACT-1403 Small space? No problem. Zelo incorporates climbing, swaying, spinning and perching into an efficient footprint.

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Bambino™ Playville

Ages 2–5 ACT-1300 An inviting array of age-appropriate activities designed to help develop early childhood physical, sensory and social skills.

Pronto Ages 5+

ACT-1200 Swooping slides, challenging net climbers, fun spinners and our exclusive Drop Zone Tower ™ come together for non-stop action.

Request the 2016 Buyer’s Guide for more Activo at Playworld.com/Catalogs

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Early Childhood play helps young children learn and develop physical, cognitive and social skills.

Classic Playgrounds combine favorite play activities in new ways with fresh colors and designs.

Request the 2016 Buyer’s Guide for more Early Childhood playgrounds at Playworld.com/Catalogs.

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Request the 2016 Buyer’s Guide for more Classic Playgrounds at Playworld.com/Catalogs.

Fun Centers™

Challengers® & Playmakers®

Wonderfully whimsical but designed for fantastical fun. Eight designs and two color palettes available to suit any budget or space.

Select from our predesigned playgrounds or create a custom playground with your local play consultant. Many options available.

Activo® Bambino™

Home Dome

PlaySimple®

Play Fundamentals

Open design with age-appropriate activities provides hours of entertainment for little ones. Four designs available in all colors.

Is it a climber or a play house? It’s both! Children can play in, on and around it. Lots of details for added fun. Select from our color palette to customize.

Budget-friendly playgrounds combine favorite activities in eight configurations. Available in two color palettes for easy ordering.

These playgrounds offer a variety of activities to fit any space, budget or design aesthetic. Select color palettes available.

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Freestanding Structures give you the flexibility to customize your play space with climbing, swinging, sliding, bouncing or electronic play. Request the 2016 Buyer’s Guide for more Freestanding structures at Playworld.com/Catalogs.

Swings

Tire Swing Ages 2-12

SWING-500-TIRE

Arch Swings Ages 2-12

SWING-ARCH-500

Classic Standard Swings Ages 2-12

Spinami Ages 5-12

SWING-S8-6

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Climbers

Motion Ozarks Ages 5-12

Vaquero Ages 5-12

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Revo Ages 5+

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Climbing Tunnel Ages 2-12

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PlayWeb® Medium Ages 5-12

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Hoopla Swing Ages 5–12

Unity® Collection reinvents classic playground equipment with new dimensions of inclusion, interaction and simultaneous play. Because when kids have the chance to play together, the playground should let them play together.

ZZXX0199 It’s one thing to swing alongside a friend. It’s another to swing with friends together. Our new basket–style design is inclusive—so people of all abilities can share the swing, and the experience.

RockR Ages 5–12

ZZXX0193 This spring rocker breaks down barriers, encouraging together play. Kids can sit or even lie down while they rock. Because it’s at transfer height, it’s a great addition to bring inclusive play to your playground.

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Slide Climber Ages 5–12

Unity® Collection

ZZXX0346 The traditional slide is a single–file, climb–up, slide–down activity. Unity expands the play flow and capacity with climbers, a tunnel and of course, a great slide.

Overhead Canopy Ages 5–12

ZZXX0187 An array of circles opens up this classic upper body play activity, allowing kids to play in all directions with lots of challenge and a fun space underneath.

Dome Ages 5–12

ZZXX0366 U.S. Patent D729,334S Circles, varied climbing paths and openings invite kids to play in, on and around the Dome, and a central net climber adds extra climbing value. Entry points provide wheelchair access. Optional Sensory Connections offer interactive auditory engagement.

Teeter Tunnel™ Ages 5–12

ZZXX0182 If it’s fun with two, why not ten? This Unity piece reimagines a playground classic, opening up play capacity and options—so everyone can join the fun.

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Watch Unity in action and learn more at Playworld.com/Unity.

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Metro Collection is specially designed for extra hard use and lots of play activities to keep energetic kids engaged and active. Durable steel and aluminum components ensure long wear and play with designs to fit every space and budget. Request the 2016 Buyer’s Guide for more Metro Collection at Playworld.com/Catalogs

Mulholland Drive Ages 5–12

Filbert Street

Melrose Place

Hollywood Boulevard

Ages 2–5

Ages 5–12

Ages 5–12

350–1553

500–1556

500–1561

500–1554

Fremont Street Ages 5–12

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500–1559

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Inclusion is more than access—it’s about being a part of something. It’s about making a difference in the lives of others. We developed the industry’s most comprehensive, manufacturer-neutral inclusive play design guide—packed with 60 inclusive ideas (intents) and multiple strategies to achieve each one. It’s been peer reviewed nationally and internationally, and we’re committed to updating it as inclusive playground theory evolves. Because all children deserve to play. Together.

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Physical, Sensory & Social

Pods, Rooms & Zones

Create a rich play environment by offering a diverse range of activities across all three categories.

Develop specialized areas of play to offer relief and a retreat for a child who becomes overstimulated by noise or activity.

Multiple Levels of Challenge

Unitary Surfacing

Choose equipment that provides graduated levels of challenge to provide engagement for everyone.

Grouping of Activities Invite engagement between children of different abilities by locating similar activities close to one another.

Surfacing can be divided into two groups: loose and unitary. Unitary surfacing allows people in wheelchairs to get to the play activities.

Routes & Maneuverability Routes through the play area should be wide enough for people in wheelchairs to pass one another. Also to enter, turn and exit without difficulty.

Elevated Play Include attractive, engaging play opportunities up high to encourage pulling up and climbing.

Download resources at Playworld.com/Inclusive

The ‘Coolest Thing’ Identify the piece of equipment that you think children will be most excited about. Make sure that this activity is usable by everyone.

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INCLUSIVE PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT SOLUTIONS When budget or space is tight, look for multifunctional design that incorporates multiple challenge levels and inclusive intents. This helps to maximize the inclusive play value of the dollars and space used.

Physical Play

Sensory Play

Social Interaction

Balancing Challenge Level 1 Lying down Challenge Level 2 Sitting up

Social Play Tactile Sensory Experience

Cruise Line Ages 5–12

Challenge Level 3 Standing

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U.S. Patent D728,721S

Climbing Challenge Level 3

The Cruise Line™ provides all three types of play richness: a physical rocking motion experience that accommodates children of all abilities, social interaction and cooperative

Social Interaction

play, and a tactile encounter with molded features. Challenge level varies by a child’s ability to stand, sit or lay.

Climbing Challenge Level 2 Climbing Challenge Level 1 Climbing Challenge Level 3 Upper Body Challenge Level 1

Climbing Challenge Level 2

Tactile and Auditory Sensory Experience

Tactile and Auditory Sensory Experience

Climbing Challenge Level 1

Tactile Sensory Experience

Unity Dome

Triumph Climber

Ages 5–12

Ages 5–12

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The Unity® Dome provides physical activity with three levels of climbing, crawling and upper body activities, as well as

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tactile and auditory sensory experiences with the optional Sensory Connections (shown), and social interaction.

ZZXX0413 The Triumph™ Climber provides all three levels of challenge, as well as a tactile experience. Textured handholds enable climbing with upper body strength and strategically located handles aid with transitions, pulling up and turning around. An easy transfer station and cradled deck shape prevent

falls and provide a cozy perch. Also offers easy access for caregivers to assist and play. Download resources at Playworld.com/Inclusive

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Developed in conjunction with experts, our fitness equipment and exercises have been strategically designed to develop strength, flexibility and balance. Get out. Get fit. 26

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ENERGI™ Jr. Ages 9–14 Beginner through advanced level exercises let kids work at their own pace. The perfect addition to a physical education program. Includes a programming guide with lesson plans.

The Strider

ENERGI™ Prime Ages 13+ Three levels of intensity let users progress as their fitness levels improve. Proven to increase upper body, ab strength, sprint speed and flexibility. Includes lesson plans for schools, coaches, and an advanced bootcamp program for fitness instructors and activity directors.

Arm & Shoulder Circles

Shoulder Slider

Recumbent Bike

The Twister

Jumping Stretch

Stretch & Go Ages 13+ Limited range of motion stretching exercises work out the stress without overworking your muscles to increase circulation and flexibility, reduce stress and enhance coordination and posture.

Learn more at Playworld.com/Fitness

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BROWSE OUR LIBRARY THE RESOURCES TO HELP YOU SUCCEED

Playground 101 Need a playground but not sure where to start? This guide breaks everything down into steps with a resource section for more information.

Importance of Recess

Our support of schools goes beyond making great playgrounds. We also provide free resources on a range of important topics for educators and administrators. Browse and share.

Learn how recess helps kids focus in the classroom, and develop social and cognitive skills that have a big impact.

Grant Funding The Grant Guide is a comprehensive listing of national and state grant opportunities to help bring play to your community.

Structured vs. Unstructured Play When it comes to structure, more isn’t always better. When kids miss out on unstructured play, they also miss out on important skills development.

Inclusive Brochure Full of playground layout applications from our Inclusive Play Design Guide, a view of playground equipment for the inclusive playground, and inspirational inclusive play spaces. All of our resources are available for digital viewing or download at Playworld.com/Resources

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Here. Now. Together. The where, when, how (and why) of play. Here, in the real world. In the midst of physical forces and objects that challenge and develop strength, balance, coordination and confidence. Now, relevant to the context, pressures and preferences of today’s children and their schools. Geared toward evolving needs—based on the most current developmental research. Together through play, face-to-face, interacting in meaningful ways. The communication and cooperation that strengthens emotional and intellectual intelligence and social bonds.

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