Turn play into progress

Never miss a moment—capture and share with ease

Empower your educators to quickly track, document and celebrate children’s growth through play-based learning. With Playground, every playful moment becomes an opportunity to support development and capture meaningful milestones.

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Why engaging play experiences matter

Learning through play isn’t just about having fun—it’s how children learn best. When play and learning go hand in hand, children build essential skills, cultivate their creativity and develop a lifelong love for discovery. By embracing playful learning, educators can nurture curious minds and create meaningful learning experiences.

Discover the power behind purposeful play:

Brain boosting

80% of brain growth happens before age 5, making early playful experiences essential for cognitive development.

Social & emotional growth

Children learn to collaborate, share and express their emotions through play and related activities.

Curiosity in action

Hands-on activities naturally spark imagination, teach problem-solving skills and ignite inquisitiveness.

Lifelong learning foundation

Play supports early literacy, numeracy and critical thinking skills—set children up for success.

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While almost any type of play benefits children’s physical, mental and social development, outdoor play provides unique opportunities and advantages for children to develop, progress and achieve milestones.

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Focus on your service’s ability to enhance children’s learning and development through your educational program, including the importance of focusing on inquiry-based play.

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