In this guide, we’ve compiled a list of 12 ways to make your school’s playground more fun - even if you’re on a budget. But, what do you do when the current playground fails to meet the needs of every student? Your students’ playground has a significant role in their development. They develop communication and social skills, both vital parts of elementary education. Children consider play serious business, so they do not take this responsibility lightly. They get the responsibility of shaping their own time.

Students use recess to make their own rules, exercise their creativity and determine their own schedule. A misbehaving kid that bounces with energy in the class doesn’t need his recess taken away as a punishment - he needs it more than anyone else.

How they choose to spend that time helps them mentally decompress and refocus once they reenter the classroom. For many children, it’s the only time of their day that’s entirely unstructured.

Recess is an essential part of keeping kids healthy and active.

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