When’s the last time you heard someone say, "Go outside and play"? Source: Senjuti Kundu / Unsplash For many of us raised in the 20th century, this simple phrase was an open invitation to explore ...

The next time the weather looks inviting, try these creative ways to play outside as a family. But it can be hard to think of fun activities to do—and wrangling kids of varying ages to participate in ...

It’s that time when the holidays are around the corner, and the cold starts to creep in at night and in the morning. Colder temperatures signal a change in seasons, the need for coats, hats, and ...

Getting the older kids to spend time outdoors can be difficult in this digitally-dominated society. Video games, social media and constant screen time make convincing them to trade their devices for ...

Safe outdoor spaces for children to play, such as public parks and playgrounds, provide the opportunity for children to exercise, push themselves, socialise and test their physical capabilities. These ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. A $3.3-million interactive learning garden at Normont Early Education Center replaces the school’s asphalt lot.

HONOLULU (KHON2) — National Play Outside Day is a monthly event celebrated on the first Saturday of every month. For July, it will be Saturday, July 6. It’s a day that encourages people of all ages to ...

New research published in Acta Paediatrica suggests that children who engage in outdoor play during their preschool years have a lower risk of developing obesity later in childhood. The study included ...

Nature is a kind of therapy at TimberNook, where children play in the woods to heal behavioral issues. Courtesy TimberNook. Jumping off rocks. Climbing trees. Hanging upside down. Spinning so fast it ...

Giving kids the opportunity to spend time outside is very important to the Learning Grove community.Learning Grove Altamont Road, a child care center in Covington for children ages 6 weeks to 5 years ...

EdSource · How a California professor once coded secrets in music (rebroadcast) Jumping off rocks. Climbing trees. Hanging upside down. Spinning so fast it would make an adult dizzy. Meet Angela ...