The joy of playing with balance
One of the essential activities for early childhood is playing with balance.
A sense of balance allows children to feel the joy of being able to freely control their ownbody, leading to new possibilities and the next challenge.Balance play strengthens the core, maintains proper posture, and is the basis of all sports.
In early childhood, we recommend planning activities that stimulate the sense of balancethrough play rather than focusing on mastering skills.
Playing with water, sand, soil, and mud
It is important to create an environment where children can fully enjoy playing with natural materials such as water, sand, and soil,which they love.
The pleasant feel of water and sand, and the play of creating waterways and reservoirs using heights are fun no matter how many times you play, and you can’t help but concentrate.
An environment where children can use and apply natural play materials that suit their needs at any time stimulates their curiosity.
Functions you want in a playground
When there are many dynamic functions (functions that stimulate motor functions),add static play activities in a balanced way. By adding functions such as resting, thinking,changing mood, and enjoying communication, children’s play can be developed in a balanced way,and consideration should be given to creating a story in the play. In addition,by intentionally planning activities that cannot be played alone, children can experience helping each other,consulting with each other, and creating better solutions through play. In addition to physical development,it also develops emotional development, sociality, and problem-solving ability.