Safe Play

Playing is an important means for children to develop physically, emotionally, socially, and intellectually. Different types of play activities influence these attributes of development. An ideal play area blends activities matched to the developmental stages and abilities of children. Click the thumbnails below to learn more.

How to Use Resources (English)

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Don't Mix Worksite and Child Care (English)

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Child Development and Play (English)

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Creating Safe Play Areas (English)

Click here to open the Creating Safe Play Areas on Farms PDF in English.

Creating Safe Play Areas – Mini Edition (Spanish)

Click here to open the Creating Safe Play Areas on Farms Mini Edition PDF in Spanish.

Safe Play Areas (English)

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Play Ideas (English)

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Fencing (English)

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Groundcover (English)

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Bean Bag Toss (English)

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Giant Connect Four (English)

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Giant Jenga (English)

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One Hole Bag Toss (English)

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Safe Play Basics

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