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Play Tower, Physical
Play Tower, Physical
This fantastic play tower will inspire young children to play actively, using their muscles to climb to the top and slide to the ground, again and again. The net climber provides an age-appropriate challenge to help develop cross-coordination skills. Strengthening cross-coordination skills enhances children’s abilities to use both sides of their brain. This cross-modal perception enables e.g. reading. The playhouse also offers a space for social play. The windows encourage children to seek out their friends from on top of the tower. The sturdy desk on the side of the structure is an additional place for meetings. Sliding supports posture and balance, important skills for young children as they grow, and great fun for active physical play.
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Double Slide, Social
Double Slide, Social
This fantastic play tower will inspire young children to play socially and actively, using their muscles to climb to the top and slide to the ground. The net climber provides age-appropriate, supportive climbing challenge and strengthens muscles and cross-coordination, an essential skill that also supports thinking and learning by activating both hemispheres of the brain. The play tower offers an elevated view of the world. The windows encourage children to seek out their friends from on top of the tower The double slide encourages playing together. Turn-taking and negotiation skills are taken to another level when finding out who go next or go together. Sliding supports posture and balance, fundamental motor skills for the child feeling secure in its movements.
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Play Tower, Physical, ADA Stairs
Play Tower, Physical, ADA Stairs
This fantastic play tower will inspire young children to play actively, using their muscles to climb to the top and slide to the ground, again and again. The stair provides an age-appropriate access to the tower that strengthens leg muscles and helps to develop skills at climbing stairs, an important everyday task. The playhouse also offers a space for creative and imaginative play themes. The windows encourage children to seek out their friends from on top of the tower, and to imagine that they are in a tree house or a look-out. Active and physical imaginative play helps to support children’s creativity and thinking. The sturdy desk on the side of the structure is an additional place for meeting and creating, together, supporting social skills. Sliding supports posture and balance, all important skills for young children as they grow, and great physical fun.