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BlogThe Science of Play: Rough and Tumble Play - Is It Necessary? (Part 1 of 2)

In this blog post, we will focus on one pattern of play behavior, ROUGH AND TUMBLE PLAY, or as it is commonly referred to - PLAY-FIGHTING.

Programs and PartnershipsNew Programs - Available Now!

We are excited to be releasing two new program updates on dog parks and surfacing.

Case StudiesCase Study: DIY Bike Sharing in Rural Ontario

Cochrane, Ontario launched a free public bike share system to encourage more people to adopt a two-wheeled lifestyle.

Case StudiesCase Study: Connecting People and Improving Quality of Life through the Wolf River Greenway

Memphis is one of the communities in the United States that offers extensive biking infrastructure to travel around the city.

National Demonstration Site NetworkLincoln and Kenwood Elementary Schools Recognized as Play On! National Demonstration Sites

These playgrounds have both received much needed upgrades that allow more recess time for the students and new opportunities for play for the community.

BlogThe Science of Play: Early Play Patterns as a Predictor of Life and Passion

Play patterns emerge early, and their hallmark is spontaneous glee.

Case StudiesCase Example: Use a Variety of Surfacing Options to Promote Inclusion

A Dream Come True park, in Harrisburg, VA, incorporates a variety of elements to ensure that children of all abilities can play together.

Case StudiesCase Study: Powering Up for Health and Physical Activity with Bikes at Will Rogers Middle School

At Will Rogers Middle School in Fair Oaks, CA, students learn about bike safety and the health benefits of cycling, and then venture out in to the community.

National Demonstration Site NetworkPlayCore Awards Fitness National Demonstration Site™ Award to Earl’s Island Fitness Trail

PlayCore recently awarded its Fitness National Demonstration Site Award to a brand new outdoor fitness park in Minster, Ohio.