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Research on innovative playgrounds around the world and post it here. We will have a short sharing on your post in the next lesson. Have fun researching!

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Playground with 'Wizard of Oz' theme from America.

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Playground made from junkyard items. “Adventure playgrounds” offer children a chance to literally get their hands dirty with unstructured play. “The Land” in Wales is filled with junkyard items like tires, wood, and hammers, and kids are encouraged to interact with materials in self-directed play.

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Type your responses by posting your comments.

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Research on which materials are safe and sustainable. You can compare materials based on their strength, durability, and environmental impact. Have fun.

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Apply measurement and estimation skills to plan playground structures that fit within the available space, taking into account the specified space limits.

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Sketch your playground here in Google Excel

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Sketch your playground here in Google Excel

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Strength 💪

Wood – Quite strong. Good for small things like benches or climbing frames.

Steel – Super strong! Can hold very heavy stuff.

Aluminium – Strong but also light, so it’s easy to carry.

Concrete – Really strong for holding up buildings.

Plastic (recycled) – Strong enough for panels but not as strong as metal.

Rubber (recycled) – Not very strong, more for soft floors.

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Durability 🛡️

Wood – Lasts a long time if you protect it from bugs and rain.

Steel – Lasts for years and doesn’t break easily.

Aluminium – Doesn’t rust, so it stays good for a long time.

Concrete – Stays strong for many, many years with little care.

Plastic (recycled) – Doesn’t rot or rust, good for outdoors.

Rubber (recycled) – Bouncy and stays good even in the sun and rain.

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Environmental Impact 🌿

Wood – Good for the planet if the trees are replaced when cut down.

Steel – Takes a lot of energy to make but we can recycle it.

Aluminium – Also needs lots of energy but can be fully recycled.

Concrete – Making it gives out lots of carbon; hard to reuse.

Plastic (recycled) – Better if it’s made from old plastic, otherwise it can pollute.

Rubber (recycled) – Good because it reuses old tyres instead of throwing them away.

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measured the length and width of the field. guessed how big the equipment could be so everything would still fit

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use a tape measure to find out how wide the area is. Draw it on graph paper and make sure the equipment stay inside the lines

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make sure ther is enough space to move about and its not to cramp

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https://go.gov.sg/mdp907-clp