Natural Materials

A group of wonderful volunteers from the Office of Student Engagement at the University of Louisville recently helped add stone ...
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Building natural playgrounds is, in part, an exercise in logistics. Gathering all the bits and pieces, some of which can ...
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We know how valuable it is for children to explore their creative expressions by manipulating lots of varied loose parts ...
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One of the last major elements of Playcosystem was installed recently. We have know all along that this play experience ...
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Let’s start by acknowledging that during Covid19 you need to check local guidelines to find out if public playgrounds are ...
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The Children at Play Network and Louisville’s Olmsted Park Conservancy(OPC) have developed a partnership for play.  In the spring, CAPN ...
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Photo by Michael Arthur Frick A Parent and Child Moment in Nature Shared One of our favorite things is when ...
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Seeing is Believing The Children at Play Network’s Seeds for Urban Play project allows us to work with organizations interested in bringing ...
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Learning Science Through Play – That’s Just What Happens We sometimes get caught in the trap of trying to justify ...
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You won’t want to miss Bernheim’s 10th annual CONNECT from 6:31-10:31 p.m. on August 18th where the Children at Play ...
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Would you like to learn more about the benefits of free play for children and how to incorporate more of ...
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American Elm Tree becomes Play Equipment American elm (Ulmus americana) Bernheim only removes trees after careful deliberation.  We recently removed ...
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