five damaging myths about video games
Does video gaming really breed antisocial behaviour and isolation? On the contrary. This article exposes five damaging myths about video games. Read more
Does video gaming really breed antisocial behaviour and isolation? On the contrary. This article exposes five damaging myths about video games. Read more
Disappointment is a normal, though difficult, part of sports and childhood in general. How children learn to respond to disappointment will determine its impact on their future achievement and happiness. Read more
Officials of Morgan’s Wonderland theme park and Valero Energy Corp. have announced plans for the construction of ultra-accessible™ Morgan’s Wonderland Camp, a 102-acre recreational oasis on the northern outskirts of San Antonio that year-round will offer a summer-camp-type experience to those with and without special needs. Read more
Due to his use of rubber, foam, vinyl, and plastic in playground designs, Eric McMillan is often referred to as the “father of soft play.” His ball pits from the 1970s are experiencing a resurgence. Read more
RePlay is a national effort led by ESPN and LISC to revitalize vacant spaces into places for sports, recreation and play. Apply for funding under the ESPN RePlay Program by May 30, 2019. Read more
Researchers are turning autism interventions on their head with a stand-out sports program that's training coaches how to best achieve results for students with autism. Read more
Connecting children to nature can happen in your own backyard. The nature play projects suggested are cost-effective and don't require special skills to complete. Read more
The National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA) is now accepting applications for its 2019 Meet Me at the Park play space grants. Part of a $1 million donation by The Walt Disney Company, this grant funding supports projects that increase access to play spaces in local parks for children and families. Applications will be accepted until April 12, 2019. Read more
Having experiences related to nature and incorporating nature-based instruction into kids’ daily school activities promotes better learning via eight distinct pathways, according to a new critical review of current peer-reviewed research. Read more