Did you know that children who play outdoors are more likely to protect nature as adults? Not to mention, the benefits of motivating kids to play outside are vast (and well-studied), including building confidence, promoting creativity, learning responsibility, engaging sensory experiences, reducing stress, fueling exercise and many more.
In our quest to drive learning through play in all its forms, we’re thrilled to share our series of largely New England-oriented Playcation Diaries with you. Please click on each circle to see more detailed images and recaps of that particular visit, including our POV on both what we loved and would caution you to watch out for. We’re constantly adding new Playcation Diaries to this series, so check back often and follow us on Instagram and Facebook for the latest updates.
(Melrose, MA)
(Cambridge, MA)
(Peabody, MA)
(Salem, MA)
(Boston, MA)
(Portland, ME)
(Charlestown, MA)
(Boothbay, ME)
(Saugus/Wakefield, MA)
(Reading, MA)
(Everett, MA)
(York, ME)
(Malden, MA)
(Somerville, MA)
(Derry, NH)
(Topsfield, MA)
(North Woodstock, NH)
(Melrose, MA)
(Acton, MA)
(Bartlem Park, Cheshire, CT)
(Saugus, MA)
(Salem, NH)
(North Reading, MA)
(Nottingham, NH)
(Amesbury, MA)
(Beverly, MA)
(Winchester, MA)
(Albany, NY)
(Sugarcreek, OH)
(Indianapolis, IN)
(Danvers, MA)
(Cambridge, MA)
(Arlington, MA)
(Robert M. Ackerman Playground, Boxford , MA)
(Roslindale, MA)
(Cambridge, MA)
(Jackson Square Park, Boston, MA)
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