Is a Play Garden Right for Me?
      At the NAEYC Conference in Chicago I was pleased to see a variety of sessions
        on gardening and naturalized play areas for young children. We have been doing
        this work for over seven years, so it is exciting to see others finally spreading
        the word. Because naturalized play areas can be integrated into almost any
        outdoor situation, there are many circumstances that might encourage you to
        investigate creating a play garden for your center: 
      
        - You are thinking about repairing, refurbishing, expanding, or
          replacing your old or unsafe playground, especially ones that used
          CCA, or arsenic-treated, lumber. 
         
        - You want a more creative, natural-looking, outdoor learning environment
          around your childcare center, Head Start program, child development center
          or in your community. 
         
        - You have or are contemplating building a new childcare center,
          children's museum, nature center, Head Start or Early Head Start center
          and want to make sure the outdoor environment is as exciting and inspiring
          as the rest of your facility. The outdoor play space should also support
          both your program goals and curriculum. 
         
        - You want to renovate your entire playground area but
          want to do it in a way that will inspire young children to learn more about
          taking care of the natural environment.
         
      
       We are here to help you realize your goals. Just give us a call
        at +1.816.931-1040 or e-mail.