Facility Features

Physical development is a critical component in children's growth, and it includes activities that strengthen the body's muscles, improve physical fitness, and develop endurance. In the playground, children engage in climbing, crawling, jumping, hanging, balancing, swinging, spinning, and sliding. These activities not only improve their physical strength and endurance, but also helps them develop coordination and balance. Physical development is important not only for body health but also for children's self-confidence and sense of achievement when they succeed in performing challenging activities.

• Climbing - Strengthening arm and leg muscles, developing fitness and endurance.
• Crawling - Strengthening abdominal and back muscles, improving coordination and flexibility.
• Jumping- Improving leg strength and balance.
• Hanging - Strengthening arm, back, and shoulder muscles.
• Balancing- Improving balance and posture.
• Swinging - Strengthening core muscles and enhancing the sense of movement.
• Spinning - Improving balance and vestibular functions through carousels.
• Sliding - Strengthening leg and arm muscles and improving coordination.

Motor development focuses on improving coordination and control over body movements, and includes hand-eye coordination, foot-eye coordination, strengthening core muscles, and fine motor skills. In the playground, children experience a variety of activities that require precise coordination between the eyes and hands or feet, and games that require small and precise movements. Motor skill development is essential for children as it helps them perform daily tasks more efficiently and improves their motor abilities in many areas of life.

• Hand-eye coordination - Developing coordination and precision in activities requiring fine motor skills.
• Foot-eye coordination - Improving coordination and balance through various equipment.
• Core muscle strengthening- Strengthening abdominal and back muscles through challenging equipment.
• Fine motor skills- Developing precise control in small movements through activities requiring fine manual skills.

Sensory development refers to the diverse experiences children encounter through their senses - touch, hearing, and sight. Play equipment provides exposure to different materials and textures, sounds and music, and stunning colors and shapes. These experiences enrich the child's sensory world, encouraging exploration and discovery, and developing their sensory abilities. Sensory development is important for the child's overall functioning, allowing them to understand and adapt to their environment better, and improves their learning and communication skills.

• Touch development- Diverse sensory experiences through different materials and textures.
• Hearing development- Stimulating the sense of hearing through the integration of sounds and music.
• Vision development- Rich visual experiences through vibrant colors and shapes.

Emotional development is the process by which children develop understanding and insight into their own emotions as well as to those around them and learn how to cope with these emotions in a positive and healthy way. The playground provides an environment where children can develop their imagination, courage, confidence, independence, patience, initiative, inclusion, coping with challenges, practice and perseverance, and sense of achievement. Play activities provide children with opportunities to face their fears and challenges, strengthen their self-confidence, develop their sense of achievement, and learn patience and perseverance. Emotional development is crucial for the children's social and personal lives, allowing them to develop healthy and balanced relationships and providing them with the necessary tools to cope with different situations successfully.

• Imagination- Encouraging imagination and creating play worlds.
• Courage- Facing fears and new challenges.
• Confidence- Building self-confidence and belief in one's personal abilities.
• Independence- Developing independence and the ability to make personal decisions.
• Patience- Practicing patience and waiting for one's turn.
• Initiative- Encouraging initiative and taking an active role in play.
• Empathy- Developing the ability to understand and accept differences and complexities.
• Resilience- Coping with failure and trying again.
• Perseverance- Encouraging perseverance and repeated attempts.
• Achievement- Developing a sense of accomplishment and satisfaction from success in challenging equipment.

Social development refers to children's ability to form and maintain healthy social relationships and deal with social situations positively. In the playground, children learn collaboration, communication, leadership, teamwork, conflict resolution, empathy, respecting boundaries, and forming friendships. Cooperative play provides an opportunity for children to learn how to communicate effectively, work together, resolve disputes, and understand the feelings of others. Social development is important for children's ability to integrate into society, form healthy relationships, and cope with complex social situations.

• Cooperation- Encouraging joint work and reaching shared goals.
• Communication- Developing effective and clear communication skills with playmates.
• Leadership- Providing opportunities for leadership development and group leading.
• Teamwork- Encouraging teamwork and developing group work skills.
• Conflict resolution- Learning to resolve disputes and manage conflicts positively.
• Empathy- Developing empathy and the ability to understand and empathize with others' feelings.
• Respect for boundaries- Learning the importance of respecting personal and social boundaries.
• Friendship creation- Creating friendships and strengthening social bonds.
• Social skills- Developing social skills such as manners, reciprocity and mutual respect.