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Playing all Day!

Where you would want your child to play…….



Natural Playgrounds have proven stimulation for child development including
creative interest, active orientation and social behaviour through high
environmental diversity, optimal play spaces formulated to natural contours,
and extensive incorporation of existing natural elements: timber logs,
boulders, shrubs and trees.



Customised features: specific animals or a group! A bloat of hippos or a
parade of elephants? Information boards, introduced add -ons, specialised
equipment. A whole library of play animals, shapes, sizes and colours to
choose from!! Now where should we start….has anyone seen the owls?



Design specifications and safety qualifications are guaranteed with
playgrounds, as certified to National inspection standards.


Creative playgrounds (like ours!) that
include modular coordinated play
installations as well as unique
architectural designs having natural
materials and forms have been
found to be more attractive and
preferred by children (Greenman,
2005) .

Where to Find the BEST Play….
Popular Features and Items…
Custom-Built


Natural Playgrounds are built within the existing
topography, accentuating the landscape and
upholding naturally occurring features.



Structures can be standard or custom-built
depending on user requirements and preferences.



Factors such as colour, size, shape and texture are
able to be customised as well as the number of
structures and amount of equipment you would
like to see in your new environment… How about
adding a vege-garden in that un-used corner
space?
…

..to enable Hours of fun
Sand

Climbing

Water
Serious about Sustainability


We’ll work to embed your playground in the natural environment, leaving you
to enjoy the accentuated exiting landscape!



Be assured of our minimal external impact through use of non
-treated
materials. From our commitment to sustainability, extensive use of recycled,
renewable and non
-toxic materials while conserving energy wherever possible
we aim to increase efficiencies.



Use of non - treated materials and other natural resources ensures
maintenance of child health, and environmentally friendly oils enable
longevity of utilised materials.



Our playgrounds are unique with their very low carbon footprint, reducing
costly environmental
impacts while improving wildlife habitats and beautifying
surroundings through use of indigenous plants and local materials.
Confirmed through Current Research


Without continuous engagement, children lose
interest and the rate of accidents increase. Multi
function equipment structures protect renewed
preoccupation.



Studies conducted by the Grounds for Learning in
Berlin examined nine aspects of play
environments and their effects on child
development and experience. Findings
confirmed core components as integrated in
natural playgrounds to be vital components of
play. Namely, choice, risk and challenge, nature,
play machines, sand, shade and seating,
topography, variety and texture and water.



Environments can also allow for solitary time or
small group engagement minimally enabled
indoors.

-
Contact Us

Natural Playgrounds

Graham Cooper / Micha Mahler

Phn: 0800 426 602

www.naturalplaygrounds.co.nz

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  • 1.
  • 2. for Playing all Day! Where you would want your child to play…….  Natural Playgrounds have proven stimulation for child development including creative interest, active orientation and social behaviour through high environmental diversity, optimal play spaces formulated to natural contours, and extensive incorporation of existing natural elements: timber logs, boulders, shrubs and trees.  Customised features: specific animals or a group! A bloat of hippos or a parade of elephants? Information boards, introduced add -ons, specialised equipment. A whole library of play animals, shapes, sizes and colours to choose from!! Now where should we start….has anyone seen the owls?  Design specifications and safety qualifications are guaranteed with playgrounds, as certified to National inspection standards.
  • 3.  Creative playgrounds (like ours!) that include modular coordinated play installations as well as unique architectural designs having natural materials and forms have been found to be more attractive and preferred by children (Greenman, 2005) . Where to Find the BEST Play….
  • 4. Popular Features and Items… Custom-Built  Natural Playgrounds are built within the existing topography, accentuating the landscape and upholding naturally occurring features.  Structures can be standard or custom-built depending on user requirements and preferences.  Factors such as colour, size, shape and texture are able to be customised as well as the number of structures and amount of equipment you would like to see in your new environment… How about adding a vege-garden in that un-used corner space?
  • 7. Serious about Sustainability  We’ll work to embed your playground in the natural environment, leaving you to enjoy the accentuated exiting landscape!  Be assured of our minimal external impact through use of non -treated materials. From our commitment to sustainability, extensive use of recycled, renewable and non -toxic materials while conserving energy wherever possible we aim to increase efficiencies.  Use of non - treated materials and other natural resources ensures maintenance of child health, and environmentally friendly oils enable longevity of utilised materials.  Our playgrounds are unique with their very low carbon footprint, reducing costly environmental impacts while improving wildlife habitats and beautifying surroundings through use of indigenous plants and local materials.
  • 8. Confirmed through Current Research  Without continuous engagement, children lose interest and the rate of accidents increase. Multi function equipment structures protect renewed preoccupation.  Studies conducted by the Grounds for Learning in Berlin examined nine aspects of play environments and their effects on child development and experience. Findings confirmed core components as integrated in natural playgrounds to be vital components of play. Namely, choice, risk and challenge, nature, play machines, sand, shade and seating, topography, variety and texture and water.  Environments can also allow for solitary time or small group engagement minimally enabled indoors. -
  • 9. Contact Us Natural Playgrounds Graham Cooper / Micha Mahler Phn: 0800 426 602 www.naturalplaygrounds.co.nz