

A New Series of Scientific Playgrounds
What happens if…?
What happens if you lift identical loads using different mechanisms, change the resistance in an electrical circuit, or tune a walkie-talkie and a radio station to the same frequency? Children change the conditions of each experiment and observe the results. They can form a hypothesis, test it, repeat the experiment, and compare what changed.
Designed for Different Spaces
The scientific modules fit together like building blocks. They can be arranged at different heights and adapted to the size, terrain, and requirements of a particular site. This allows each playground to have its own layout while offering children a variety of hands-on experiments.
Science Built into Play
Educational modules are integrated into playground equipment. Children can move between familiar activities and experiments: swing, go down a slide, and then try an experiment. This connects new ideas with things they have done and seen for themselves. Later, in school, they can draw on those experiences to understand what their teacher is explaining.
Science Built into Play
Educational modules are integrated into playground equipment. Children can move between familiar activities and experiments: swing, go down a slide, and then try an experiment. This connects new ideas with things they have done and seen for themselves. Later, in school, they can draw on those experiences to understand what their teacher is explaining.
Designed for Different Spaces
The scientific modules fit together like building blocks. They can be arranged at different heights and adapted to the size, terrain, and requirements of a particular site. This allows each playground to have its own layout while offering children a variety of hands-on experiments.












