1. Activity area:
Playground: Provide space for children to play, run and interact freely.
Climbing frames and slides: promote children's muscle development and balance.
Sand pool and water pool: let children feel the fun, exploration and creation of sand and water.
Bicycle lane: provide children with riding tools such as bicycles and tricycles to exercise their coordination and balance.
2. Areas of study and exploration:
Botanical Gardens and Gardens: Let children know about plants, observe the growth process and cultivate their interest in nature.
Observation platform and insect area: provide children with magnifying glasses, microscopes and other tools to observe tiny creatures such as insects and plants.
Outdoor book corner: place books suitable for outdoor environment and encourage outdoor reading and story sharing.
3. Creative and exploration areas:
Outdoor painting wall: provide children with brushes, paints and drawing boards for outdoor creation.
Building area and building block area: provide building blocks, puzzles and other materials to encourage children to create and build.
Adventure area and treasure chest: Set treasure chest or adventure task to stimulate children's curiosity and desire to explore.
4. Emotional and social fields:
Outdoor music and performance area: provide musical instruments and performance stage for children to show and share their talents.
Outdoor kitchen and garden restaurant: simulate kitchen toys and outdoor tables and chairs to promote children's social and cooperative skills.
5. Environmental protection and sustainable development:
Garbage classification and environmental education area: set up trash cans and classification signs to educate children about environmental awareness and behavior.
Recyclable materials creative area: provide waste materials for children to do creative DIY, and cultivate environmental awareness and creativity.
Summary:
Outdoor areas are designed not only for children's fun, but also to promote their development in many aspects. These areas and materials can stimulate children's curiosity, imagination and creativity, and also provide a colorful environment for them to learn, explore and grow in the game. Gardens and teachers should constantly enrich and update the design and materials of outdoor areas according to children's interests and needs to promote children's all-round development.