Associative Play: Building Social Skills Through Play
Associative play is a stage of child development that typically emerges around ages three and four. During this stage, children begin interacting more with one another while they play. »
Associative play is a stage of child development that typically emerges around ages three and four. During this stage, children begin interacting more with one another while they play. »
As toddlers grow and begin exploring the world around them, their play starts to shift from purely independent activities to something a little more social. One of the most »
PDPlay has provided natural playgrounds and outdoor learning environments to military child development centers all over the U.S. Child Development Centers (CDCs) are on-post facilities that offer full-time, part-time and »
Child Development Centers (CDCs) are childcare centers that offer care for children in age-appropriate stimulating environments from ages six weeks to Kindergarten. The Philosophy of the CDC is one »
Benefits of Natural Playgrounds Play is a hugely significant part of any child’s development, and creating safe, interactive, and stimulating environments for children to play in is so important. »
Outdoor Learning Environments We love it when we create new Outdoor Learning Environments at a childcare facility where the kids get involved in the construction. It helps to broaden »
Custom Design-Build PDPlay was recently selected to design and build a custom outdoor fitness course for San Marcos High School in San Marcos, CA. The course included specially made »