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Creating a Fun Pocket Park for Your Community

Every community deserves a place to play, connect, and breathe, even when space is tight. That's where pocket parks come in. These small but mighty green spaces are transforming urban neighborhoods across the country, giving kids a place to run and…

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How to Prevent Sensory Overload at School

We live in a fast-paced world. Take New York City, for example. With millions of people bustling around the same city limits, loud sounds battling for attention and LED visuals competing to stand out, it can be a lot to handle. Sensory…
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Essential Play Elements for Active Fun

Do you remember the thrill of crossing the monkey bars as a kid? Can you recall the exhilarating feeling of swinging high into the air? While you probably didn't think about it at the time, you were developing lifelong skills when you…
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8 Crucial Tips for Toddler Playgrounds

So you want to build a playground for toddlers? We’ve all seen these miniature play spaces at daycares, churches and parks. But you probably never thought about what goes into building them — until now. If you have taken on the…
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Using Themed Playgrounds to Inspire Play

Most people want their playground to stand out, but don't know how to give it that "wow" factor. The secret to an unforgettable playground experience lies with its theme — a playground with a memorable theme will stick out in families'…
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Motor Skill Development on the Playground

Playgrounds are great for building both gross and fine motor skills in kids. At the playground, kids can swing, climb, slide and more while they stretch and develop their muscles and their control of these muscle groups. They can work on…
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Trafalgar Park, Ontario

Trafalgar Park in Oakville, Ontario has a new playground designed by Playpower Canada. Fun is the center of attention with a Center Stage system, which brings maximum functionality and play value to any play space. The fun all…
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How to Improve Abstract Thinking in Young Children

Can you imagine a dystopian world of only concrete thoughts? It would be a world of black-and-white thinkers, where we wouldn't have access to modern technology like airplanes, lightbulbs or cellphones. Forget modern technology — we…
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Note: At Miracle Recreation, we’re aware of the ongoing debate in the autism community over the use of identity-first (autistic person) and person-first (person with autism) language. We understand the choice is a highly personal one, especially for individuals in the autism community, so we’ve decided to use a combination of person-first and identity-first language.